Equal Pay for Equal Work

with Kim Borman of the Boston Women’s Workforce Council

Women in the workforce do not get advanced at the same rate as men, hence do not earn as high of salaries. Boston Women’s Workforce Council Executive Director, Kim Borman, talks the role of employers in advancing women and closing the gender wage gap.

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Mar 15, 2021

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson
Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
#Massachusetts #General Interest #Local
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