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No. 3 Designing the Pay Equity Policy of the Future
Designing the Pay Equity Policy of the Future: So far our executive discussion has brought to light a variety of perspectives on pay equity, including audits and legal implications, as well as Identifying the most important considerations at each stage of the audit process. In Theme #3 we focused on the solution and took a deep dive into evaluating do-it-yourself software vs. a do it for me guided process.
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