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Section : Working at best practice
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the "Working at best practice" section in the "Gender pay equity best practice guide," which outlines the importance of equal pay for equal or comparable work and highlights the benefits that employers can gain by fostering a culture of gender pay equity in their organizations.
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Employers must pay all employees equally for work of equal or comparable value. Best practice employers understand the benefits of creating a culture that promotes gender pay equity. Every workplace can enjoy the benefits of taking a best practice approach to gender pay equity. These may include:
- attracting quality staff
- better organisational performance
- retaining staff and reducing turnover costs
- meeting legal obligations and minimising legal risks
- accessing new markets
- building a reputation as an employer of choice.
- What is the main requirement for employers regarding employee pay according to the text?
- List at least three benefits of promoting gender pay equity in the workplace.
- How can creating a culture of gender pay equity impact staff retention?
- What are some potential legal implications of not adhering to gender pay equity?
- In what ways can a commitment to gender pay equity enhance an organization's reputation?
- Why might attracting quality staff be considered a benefit of gender pay equity?
- What does the text suggest about the relationship between gender pay equity and organizational performance?
- How can gender pay equity help employers access new markets?
- What are some best practices employers can adopt to promote gender pay equity?
- Discuss how gender pay equity can influence turnover costs in a workplace.