Equal Pay Act of Illinois

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The Equal Pay Act of Illinois is a state law designed to eliminate wage discrimination by requiring that employees receive equal pay for substantially similar work regardless of gender or other protected characteristics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf equal pay law
state labor law
aimsTo promote pay equity
reduce gender pay gap
appliesTo employees in Illinois
employers in Illinois
country United States of America
enforcedBy Illinois Department of Labor NERFINISHED
governs compensation practices of covered employers
hasLanguage English
jurisdiction Illinois
surface form: State of Illinois
legalForm statute
legalSystem Illinois state law
partOf Illinois employment law framework
prohibits paying employees differently for substantially similar work based on protected characteristics
protectsAgainst gender-based wage discrimination
wage discrimination based on ethnicity
wage discrimination based on other protected characteristics
wage discrimination based on race
purpose eliminate wage discrimination
ensure equal pay for substantially similar work
regulates wage practices
relatedTo Illinois Human Rights Act NERFINISHED
federal Equal Pay Act of 1963 NERFINISHED
requires equal pay for substantially similar work
sector labor and employment
subject civil rights in employment
employment discrimination
labor standards
typeOfRegulation anti-discrimination law

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Illinois Department of Labor enforces Equal Pay Act of Illinois