老澳门开奖结果 Statement on Federal Agency Decision to Stop Collecting Wage Data
WASHINGTON 鈥� The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today that it will stop collecting pay data from the nation's largest employers after it complies with a federal court order to obtain two years' worth of such figures.
Vania Leveille, senior legislative counsel at the 老澳门开奖结果, had the following response:
鈥淭he entrenched race and gender wage gaps inflict incalculable harm on our nation's workers and their families. Federal law enforcement agencies should be seeking more information about employers' compensation structures, not less. Ending the collection of pay gap data represents an abdication of the EEOC鈥檚 mandate to ensure equality in the workplace, and we urge the commission to reverse this decision immediately.鈥�
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