Paycheck fairness dies in Senate

[cawacko]

There is no new bureaucracy and, as I said, it implementing the bill isn't expensive.

Do you have anything that shows the proposed cost?

 

[evince]

Sometimes we act like such a backward country

 

[Bonestorm]

Do you have anything that shows the proposed cost?

The bill itself appropriates $15,000,000 for a budget increase of 0.00046875%.

 

[christiefan915]

That's assuming of course this epensive new government bureaucracy would actually accomplish that.

Just for my knowledge what are jobs or industries today where there is blatant male/female pay discrimination for the same position?

Here are a few that have been sued.

Goodyear tire and rubber
Wal-mart
Novartis
Outback Steakhouse
Morgan Stanley
Boeing

 

[NOVA]

I'd go for the
SPPFA..... Short People Paycheck Fairness Act..
or the
FPPFA.....Fatass People Paycheck Fairness Act

only because most women are shorter and/or more fatassed than men.....