🔴European Parliament approves pay transparency giving all workers more rights to information & justice.

Good news to address the 14% gender pay gap.

But some provisions won't enter into force for 8 years & plans to reduce the pay gap will only apply to 1% of companies. (1/3)

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/Left_EU/statu

"The Directive is a big step forward in the EU. But it lacks ambition & comes too late," says @meugeniarpalop

"In Spain we have more progressive laws, & far from being a burden for companies, it generates a more socially just and economically viable business culture." (2/3)

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/Left_EU/statu

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"Equal pay for equal work is self-evident & yet we still have a gender pay gap," says @silviamodig

"Despite its shortcomings, there is a greater obligation on companies to report than the Commission envisaged, & for the first time the EU includes intersectional discrimination."

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/Left_EU/statu

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