Examples of using For equal work in English and their translations into Arabic
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The critical issue of equal pay for equal work had not been dealt with adequately in document CEDAW/C/JPN/3.
(c) Introducing provisions on equal pay for equal work or work of equal value into the Employment Relationships Act;
SRI stated that equal pay for equal work did not exist in practice,
The legal principle of equal pay for equal work was entrenched in Mauritius, and there was no dispute in that regard.
With regard to equal pay for equal work, the delegation reported that Saint Kitts
Therefore in line with the principle of" equal pay for equal work", there should be no differences in pay based on nationality.
Also, disparities existed in remuneration for equal work due to discrimination on the basis of sex and race.
The principle of equal pay for equal work was laid down in the Framework Act of 1981.
Only a few cases related to different wages for equal work, and only two to labour relations in the private sector.
Enact and enforce legislation to guarantee the rights of women and men to equal pay for equal work or work of equal value;
Article 36 gives citizens the“right to form and be members of trade unions” and requires gender neutrality through“equal pay for equal work”.
disadvantages in the labour market and were paid less then men for equal work.
The Committee is also concerned about the continued existence in practice of discrimination between men and women in terms of salaries received for equal work.
The Committee encourages the Government to continue its efforts to ensure that the principle of equal pay for equal work is effectively implemented.
of article 7 of the Covenant insofar as it concerns the provision of equal pay to men and women for equal work;
which specifies that women most receive the same pay as men for equal work.
As part of implementation of the National Programme for Equal Opportunities for Women and Men 2005-2009, employers are urged to set equal pay for equal work or for work of equal value to men and women.
The ILO had already appealed to Nepal to amend its legislation so as to ensure that the principle of equal pay for equal work was observed and that the provisions of the relevant ILO Convention were complied with.