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Equal pay for Australian women's football team
The women’s team is the eighth best in the world, according to FIFA rankings, while the Socceroos are ranked 44th in the men’s list.
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Human rights watchdog launches investigation into BBC gender pay practices
A human rights watchdog has launched an investigation into BBC pay practices over alleged discrimination against women.
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Thousands of women striking in Glasgow in dispute over equal pay
As many as 12,000 female workers are proceeding with claims against Glasgow City Council.
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BBC Women reject review finding 'no bias' over pay
Group representing 170 women employed at the corporation said they were excluded from the process and it lacked transparency.
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Women 'working for free for rest of the year'
Women are effectively working for free for the rest of 2016 because of the gender pay gap, according to equal campaigners.
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Mothers 'face a wider gender pay gap'
Women face a widening pay gap with men once they start a family, a study has found.
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Employers told to disclose bonuses pay gap
Companies will be forced to publish details of bonus payments employees as part of David Cameron's drive to tackle the gender pay gap.
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New research shows the gender pay gap has grown so much that the UK is now behind countries like Rwanda and Nicaragua.
ITV News reporter Sally Biddulph looks back on the fight to get women equal salaries to men.
Dagenham striker: Women 'don't stand a chance' today
One of the original Ford sewing machine strikers said she did not think women today would "stand a chance" of getting a pay rise if they took industrial action over equal pay.
Eileen Pulten (middle) told Good Morning Britain she did not think employers would listen to a group of employees on strike.
Gwen Davis (right) urged any woman who found out she was being paid less to do "something about it straight away".
Closing pay gap 'not happening quickly enough'
Progress on closing the pay gap between men and women "is not happening quickly enough," even equal pay legislation was brought in 40 years ago, a campaigner has told Good Morning Britain.
The Fawcett Society's Daisy Sands said an equal pay claim was taken out against Asda by female shop floor employees, who were allegedly being paid "£4 per hour less" than their male counterparts working in the warehouse.