Glassdoor Testifies At Congressional Hearing On Addressing Gender And Racial Pay Inequity
Glassdoor Economic Research Shows Women Earn $0.79 For Every $1.00 Men Earn
Indigenous American Or Alaska Native ($0.69), Black ($0.71), and Hispanic ($0.76) Women Make Less Per $1.00 White Men Earn, With Asian Women Earning More ($1.06)
Indigenous American Or Alaska Native Men ($0.84), Black ($0.85) and Hispanic ($0.86) Men Make Less Per $1.00 to White Men, With Asian Men Earning More ($1.27)
New Research Reveals Black Workers Least Satisfied with Workplace D&I (3.49) Compared to All Employees (3.73)
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Glassdoor, the worldwide leader in insights about jobs and companies, will share critical research and provide testimony to the United States Congress setting forth how enhanced pay transparency can reduce gender and racial pay gaps and improve workplace diversity & inclusion (D&I). Glassdoor Chie
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First Thing: Joe Biden unveils plan to overhaul US social infrastructure Molly Blackall
Good morning.
The White House has announced a $.18tn plan to overhaul the US’s social infrastructure, from childcare, to education and health. Key aspects of the American Families Plan include:
A national childcare programme.
Health insurance subsidies.
Tax cuts for low and middle-income workers.
A national family leave program – the US is the only wealthy nation that does not have a federal policy for paid maternity leave, and is one of very few that does not offer paid paternity leave.
The proposal would be funded by undoing Donald Trump’s tax cuts for the wealthy and closing their tax loopholes, and by increasing the capital gains rate for millionaires and billionaires.
Health insurance subsidies.
Tax cuts for low and middle-income workers.
A national family leave program – the US is the only wealthy nation that does not have a federal policy for paid maternity leave, and is one of very few that does not offer paid paternity leave.
The proposal would be funded by undoing Donald Trump’s tax cuts for the wealthy and closing their tax loopholes, and by increasing the capital gains rate for millionaires and billionaires.
What’s the likelihood of this passing? Republican lawmakers have strongly opposed Biden’s spending plans, but were unable to block the American Rescue Plan from being passed. Democrats don’t need this bipartisan support; while most bills need to get 60 votes in the Senate, Democrats can pass budget-related measures with only 51 votes through a process called reconciliation. The chamber is split 50:50, but Kamala Harris has the tie-breaking vote.