EU pushes companies to close gender pay gap
Pushing member states to address salary disparities between men and women, the EU revealed details of a proposed law that would require companies to divulge gender pay gaps and give job candidates access to salary information in employment interviews. Additionally, companies could be punished if they fail to pay women and men the same salaries.
Source: The New York Times
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