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Want to know what your colleagues earn? You may one day have a right to find out

The Independent ·First reported
The IndependentWant to know what your colleagues earn? You may one day have a right to find out
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New proposals would legally require employers to disclose details about colleagues’ pay, bonuses and working hours

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