Top 55%
en este catálogo (1069 prácticas puntuadas)
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Transferability / replicability2/3
A job-evaluation mandate with periodic reporting is a well-defined template that other public employers can adopt, though it only covers public employers' internal job classes.
Impact on gender equality1/1
State reports state that pay equity narrows the wage gap for covered job classes, but the sources reviewed lack independent causal estimates.
Effectiveness1/1
Compliance reporting to the legislature is required, and the 1986 report found that 49% of reporting jurisdictions identified sex-based inequities to correct.
Efficiency1/1
State figures put the correction cost at roughly 2–4% of payroll (2.6% average in the 1986 estimate), a modest and quantified cost.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
No independent external evaluation of gender pay-gap outcomes was found; evidence is largely state compliance reporting.
Sustainability1/1
The Act has been in force since 1984 with a statutory reporting cycle and penalties for non-compliance.
Achievement / evidence0/1
Compliance counts and cost estimates are documented in state reports, but pay-gap achievement is not independently verified.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
Pay-setting must be embedded in each jurisdiction's job evaluation system, making gender equity part of routine compensation practice.
Curator validation0/1
Not yet validated by a human curator.
Evidoria. Ley de Equidad Salarial de los Gobiernos Locales de Minnesota (1984) — evaluación de puestos por valor comparable en el sector público. ID persistente: f6d74c64-f84b-493c-abbb-a38956a7cda7.