…but they will vote on the so-called “Paycheck Fairness Act” before the elections: Another business tax hike, gift to trial lawyers and regulatory quagmire.
On September 14, TOC noted that the male/female “wage-gap” is non-existent. Christina Hoff Sommers also pointed this out on September 21 in the New York Times. Fair Pay Isn’t Always Equal Pay
… a 2009 analysis of wage-gap studies commissioned by the Labor Department evaluated more than 50 peer-reviewed papers and concluded that the aggregate wage gap “may be almost entirely the result of the individual choices being made by both male and female workers.”
…Universities, for example, typically pay professors in their business schools more than they pay those in the school of social work, citing market forces as the justification. But according to the gender theory that informs this bill, sexist attitudes led society to place a higher value on male-centered fields like business than on female-centered fields like social work.
The usual suspects support this legislation, because they think only their choices are the right choices. Call Senate Now for Paycheck Fairness
And tell them to stop the Bill.