State Rep. Pamela Lampitt, D-Camden
A New Jersey legislative committee on Monday recommended passage of a bill aimed at policing discriminatory pay practices in the workplace, including by imposing treble damages on violators.
March 19, 2018 at 01:56 PM
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bureau chief
A New Jersey legislative committee on Monday recommended passage of a bill aimed at policing discriminatory pay practices in the workplace.
The Assembly Labor Committee’s move comes less than two weeks after a state Senate committee approved an identical version of the bill.
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