· Updated January 16, 2025 12:09 AM · 3 min read read
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BOSTON – More than 70 years after Massachusetts made it illegal to pay men and women different rates for the same job, a group of female activists and community leaders gathered Tuesday at Simmons College to call for passage of a gender equity bill that would require employers to pay men and women equally for jobs that are not the same in all respects.
The event, a celebration of International Women's Day, marked the start of a day of lobbying on Beacon Hill to push for legislation that passe
BOSTON – More than 70 years after Massachusetts made it illegal to pay men and women different rates for the same job, a group of female activists and community leaders gathered Tuesday at Simmons College to call for passage of a gender equity bill that would require employers to pay men and women equally for jobs that are not the same in all respects.
The event, a celebration of International Women's Day, marked the start of a day of lobbying on Beacon Hill to push for legislation that passe…