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What was the purpose of the Equal Pay Act of 1967? Has the law accomplished its purpose? Why or why not?

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Equal Pay Act of 1967 was created to end gender-based discrimination in labour wages. The act established the requirement that women should receive "equal pay for equal work." However, the law has not fully accomplished ...

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