Employers could be named and shamed for gender pay gap breach

Shame is relative. That’s the first thing. Some shame is minor.

Mon, 20 May, 2019 - 01:00

Terry Prone

Shame is relative. That’s the first thing. Some shame is minor.

Take, for example, inoffensive me, having a solo cup of coffee on Friday in the St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre because I had arrived early for a nearby meeting.

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