Litigating Pay and Employment Equity: Strategic Uses and Limits - The Canadian Experience

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For women there is one constant - regardless of the country they live in and the sector of society they come from, they face widespread system discrimination in employment, whether they work in the formal or informal economy and whether they are employed or self-employed.

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