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This chunk outlines key principles of gender pay equity, emphasizing the importance of equal pay for equal or comparable work, non-discriminatory assessment of pay and conditions, and equitable access to training and promotions within the broader context of the Gender Pay Equity Best Practice Guide for employers and managers.
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- employees doing the same work (or different work of equal or comparable value) get paid the same amount
- pay and conditions are assessed in a non-discriminatory way - valuing skills, responsibilities and working conditions in each job
- organisational structures and processes provide all staff equal access to training, promotions or flexible working arrangements. fairwork.gov.au | Fair Work Infoline: 13 13 94 | ABN: 43 884 188 232
- What principle is established regarding pay for employees doing the same or comparable work?
- How are pay and working conditions assessed according to the text?
- What factors are considered when valuing jobs in the assessment process?
- In what ways do organisational structures ensure equal access for all staff?
- What types of opportunities are mentioned that all staff have equal access to?
- Why is it important for pay and conditions to be assessed in a non-discriminatory way?
- How might equal access to training and promotions impact employee morale?
- What role does Fair Work Infoline play in relation to the information provided?
- Can you infer why flexible working arrangements are included in the equal access policy?
- What might be the consequences of not adhering to these principles in a workplace?