Examples of using Work of equal value in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Equal pay for equal work  and work of equal value; equality in decision-making;
Where is the leadership on equal  pay for work of equal value?
How might we provide decent work  with equal  pay for work of equal value?
What can we do to lock in equal  pay for work of equal value?
The principle of equal  pay for work of equal value must be implemented fully.
The recognition of  the principle of equal  remuneration for work of equal value.
Women and men have the right to receive equal  remuneration for work of equal value.
Women Workers for Work of Equal Value Convention(No. 100).
(8) See the Commission's excellent campaign‘Equal pay for work of equal value', WEB.
To recognise the right of  men and women workers to equal  pay for work of equal value;
(i) Fair wages and equal  renumeration for work of equal value without distinction of  any kind,….
Ensuring the right to equal  pay for equal work  or work of equal value for women and men;
Unequal pay for women who perform work of equal value as their male colleagues, across the EU abound.
Article 141 of  the Treaty stipulates that equal  pay for work of equal value must also be guaranteed.
They were, however, less effective in ensuring adherence to the principle of equal  pay for work of equal value.
The principle of equal  pay for men and women for work of equal value is enshrined in the EU Treaties.
Establishing equal  pay for work of equal value was enshrined within Article 119 of  the Treaty of  Rome in 1957.
(1) The employer must pay equal  remuneration for equal work  and for work of equal value to workers regardless of  their sex.
However, this legislation has been less effective in ensuring respect of  the principle of equal  pay for work of equal value.