Jemima Kiss of the Guardian newspaper in London writes Tuesday that the Financial Times newspaper has a problem with how it pays its business journalists.
“‘This does not take into account the fact that, on average, our female staff have shorter service records than their male colleagues, which explains the difference,’ he wrote.
“‘Pay within the editorial department is negotiated on an individual basis, usually with me, and I reject the implication that I am systematically or deliberately paying women less than men.’
“The email is just the latest chapter in a long-running pay dispute with FT staff, who voted on Tuesday to ‘use the appropriate equality legislation’ to address ‘massive anomalies in pay.'”
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