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Margret Bjarnadottir on Episode 6 of Level the Paying Field

Level the Paying Field is a Canadian podcast where issues related to economics, equity, women, work and money are discussed. Margret Bjarnadottir from PayAnalytics was a guest on their latest episode, entitled International Perspectives.

The hosts of the episode were Kadie Ward (Commissioner and CAO, Pay Equity Commission of Ontario) and Karen Jensen (Federal Pay Equity Commissioner, Canadian Human Rights Commission). The guests of this episode were Margret Bjarnadottir and Katica Roy (Founder of Pipeline Equity).

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