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I'm not talking about on-premesis work. I mean someone working remotely in San Francisco gets paid more than someone working remotely in Detroit. I'd be surpri
by MarkMc 6y ago
I'm not talking about on-premesis work. I mean someone working remotely in San Francisco gets paid more than someone working remotely in Detroit.
I'd be surprised if the supply and demand curves are in fact the same for each gender. But even as a hypothetical question - "suppose that women were more willing to do a particular job for lower wages..." - most people would still say that men and women should be paid equally.
- emteycz 6y agoHmm, how does that work? I am from Europe, so I don't have insight into US customs. But here nobody knows where I am - how could they pay me differently? Do you have to report your location (and be truthful) in the US?