My male colleagues are being paid more than me for doing exactly the same job, where do I stand on this?
I have worked for my employer for two years. During this time two male staff members were employed who do exactly the same job as myself but they are on a higher salary. The work that we do is exactly the same and there is nothing to differentiate between the roles that we do. Where do I stand on this and what steps do I take next?
You need to contact us with more details as you may have an equal pay claim which can be pursued if you are being paid less than a male doing equivalent work.
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