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It's way past due to address this systemic problem that everyone ignores at Quest.
It's way past due to address this systemic problem that everyone ignores at Quest.
There are many problems here, but that is not one of them. Just as many over paid women doing nothing that adds value as there are men in corporate.
Typical response, laugh it off, but it is no joke. Time to speak out. And it's not just women that are discriminated against here. People are afraid to speak out, but I will no longer be silenced. Class action time. Enough is enough.
This is absolutely true. A friend in HR showed me the entire salary database. Not only do new employees make more than those who have been here a long time and promoted throughout their career with Quest, but many of the top females in mgmt make at least 25% less than their male counterparts. How can someone new, and has never proven their value within Quest make more than another (male or female) who has worked their way up the ladder to get where they should be? My guess is that Quest, SR and the other c-suite team have such a bad reputation that they need to overpay people just to work here.
I'm not lying here---it does exist---and it will take a class action lawsuit to shake it up. Quest should know better too---they've been sued for this in the past as well!
This is absolutely true. A friend in HR showed me the entire salary database. Not only do new employees make more than those who have been here a long time and promoted throughout their career with Quest, but many of the top females in mgmt make at least 25% less than their male counterparts. How can someone new, and has never proven their value within Quest make more than another (male or female) who has worked their way up the ladder to get where they should be? My guess is that Quest, SR and the other c-suite team have such a bad reputation that they need to overpay people just to work here.
I'm not lying here---it does exist---and it will take a class action lawsuit to shake it up. Quest should know better too---they've been sued for this in the past as well!
This is absolutely true. A friend in HR showed me the entire salary database. Not only do new employees make more than those who have been here a long time and promoted throughout their career with Quest, but many of the top females in mgmt make at least 25% less than their male counterparts. How can someone new, and has never proven their value within Quest make more than another (male or female) who has worked their way up the ladder to get where they should be? My guess is that Quest, SR and the other c-suite team have such a bad reputation that they need to overpay people just to work here.
I'm not lying here---it does exist---and it will take a class action lawsuit to shake it up. Quest should know better too---they've been sued for this in the past as well!
The company has successfully fought both an age-based and gender-based discrimination suit in the last several years, specifically pertaining to the commercial team. I think the SMT likes their chances.
You accepted an offer, no one made you. We all decide what we are worth and are all free agents.Believe there have been multiple age cases.....in most companies long tenure is appreciated, here it is a career risk.
If true, your friend in HR is a disgrace and isn't it HR that sets salary ranges, makes offers, etc., so your friend in HR is not only a disgrace but part of the problem.
Our Day Without Women obviously had no affect. Same lousy job working for far less than jackasses that didn't earn it.
Believe there have been multiple age cases.....in most companies long tenure is appreciated, here it is a career risk.