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Pay Equity Symposium: What’s Keeping Boards Up at Night?

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November 2018

At the 2018 WorldatWork Pay Equity Symposium, Jan Koors reviewed the various pressures that are driving compensation committees to look beyond executive pay. These include institutional investors, shareholder proposals, and significant public interest in the intersection between corporations and environmental, social, and governance issues.

The presentation offers questions for the board on management, the workforce, customers, and culture that can help uncover whether or not diversity and inclusion issues may exist.

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