towards his maintenance, and is asked to do so, nor the fact that a hospital patient can well afford to pay for treatment, and is expected to do so, vitiate the essentially voluntary character of the great bulk of the work in that hospital, which is certainly primarily intended for and mainly used by those who cannot afford to pay for such treatment. Any such payments are, of course, quite volu...

Abstract ‘The Future of Legal Gender’ project has assessed the potential implications for feminist legal scholarship and activism decertifying sex/gender. Decertification refers to state moving away from officially determining or registering This article explores impact such moves on equal pay law gender gap reporting. Equal reporting laws provide an important focus because they aim address str...

“Equal pay for equal work” is one of the backbone principles Responsible Leadership. It also deeply incorporated in legislation, mostly developed countries. In recent decades, gender gap has been put forward as a general indicator equality by policy makers and researches alike. Yet, research outcomes are disturbingly unsettled comparison to bold political proclamations that often based on simpl...