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Margrét Bjarnadóttir on WorldatWork “Pay Equity 2023: Charting a Course to Success” panel

How can your organization address pay equity issues while also coping with economic and workforce challenges? On March 14, join PayAnalytics founder Margrét Bjarnadóttir and several other pay equity solution providers for a panel discussion on this topic. This live virtual event is hosted by WorldatWork and free to attend.

Margrét Bjarnadóttir on WorldatWork “Pay Equity 2023: Charting a Course to Success” panel

The event will focus on the economic and workforce challenges that organizations are facing moving into 2023. In a context of uncertainty, businesses need to adapt to new pay laws and a growing need to take action on pay equity and transparency. This discussion will be solution-focused: how can companies deliver on pay equity in a sustainable way?

In addition to Margrét, the panel will feature speakers from other pay equity solution providers. These include Gapsquare, Payscale, Syndio, and Trusaic.

David Buckmaster will host the panel. His book, Fair Pay: How to Get a Raise, Close the Wage Gap, and Build Stronger Businesses, was longlisted for the 2021 Porchlight Business Book Awards. He’s a fair pay practitioner who has worked with well-known companies including Starbucks, NIKE, and Yum! Brands.

This virtual online event is free to attend. To join us, register for the event in advance here.


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