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Ann keeps hearing the term "comparable worth." She is confused about it, so you explain that it means
A) men and women should be paid the same wages when their work requires equal skill, effort, and responsibility and is performed under the same conditions.
B) men and women should receive equal wages.
C) wages should be the same for men and women who hold jobs which are of comparable value to the firm.
D) that handicapped employees should be paid the same as their non-handicapped peers when they perform comparable work.
E) that an employer cannot discriminate against workers who are older than 40 years of age.

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Never thought of that, ty!

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