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Kathleen Martin
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Being open about how much you earn can be an uncomfortable but important conversation.
South Africa, in particular, is faced with a widening race and gender pay gap, impacting pay differences even in those that are equally qualified for the position.
John Maytham speaks to Bryden Morton, who is an executive director at 21st Century Remuneration, about salary transparency in the workplace.
In comparison to the rest of the world, South Africa's gini coefficient influences income inequality, which Morton says manifests itself in salary differences between employees.
Being open about how much you earn can be an uncomfortable but important conversation.
South Africa, in particular, is faced with a widening race and gender pay gap, impacting pay differences even in those that are equally qualified for the position.
John Maytham speaks to Bryden Morton, who is an executive director at 21st Century Remuneration, about salary transparency in the workplace.
In comparison to the rest of the world, South Africa's gini coefficient influences income inequality, which Morton says manifests itself in salary differences between employees.
Continue reading and listen in: https://www.capetalk.co.za/articles/444240/salary-transparency-in-workplace-an-important-equality-tool
South Africa, in particular, is faced with a widening race and gender pay gap, impacting pay differences even in those that are equally qualified for the position.
John Maytham speaks to Bryden Morton, who is an executive director at 21st Century Remuneration, about salary transparency in the workplace.
In comparison to the rest of the world, South Africa's gini coefficient influences income inequality, which Morton says manifests itself in salary differences between employees.
From an employer's point of view, it can pose a threat, giving competitors the upper hand to swoop in and recruit employees based on how much they are being remunerated.We have large inequality issues relative to other places in the world. Bryden Morton, Executive Director at 21st Century Remuneration
Being open about how much you earn can be an uncomfortable but important conversation.
South Africa, in particular, is faced with a widening race and gender pay gap, impacting pay differences even in those that are equally qualified for the position.
John Maytham speaks to Bryden Morton, who is an executive director at 21st Century Remuneration, about salary transparency in the workplace.
In comparison to the rest of the world, South Africa's gini coefficient influences income inequality, which Morton says manifests itself in salary differences between employees.
From an employer's point of view, it can pose a threat, giving competitors the upper hand to swoop in and recruit employees based on how much they are being remunerated.We have large inequality issues relative to other places in the world. Bryden Morton, Executive Director at 21st Century Remuneration
Continue reading and listen in: https://www.capetalk.co.za/articles/444240/salary-transparency-in-workplace-an-important-equality-tool