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• Title: Court of Appeal Rules in Walsh Case: A 17-Year Journey (Discrimination Based on Gender Under the Equal Pay)
• Author : LawNow
• Release Date : January 01, 2009
• Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
• Pages : * pages
• Size : 58 KB

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People often cite the length of time it takes to resolve human rights complaints as a deterrent to making such complaints. Delorie Walsh's case may be cited as an extreme example. And, if the respondents appeal the current decision to the Supreme Court of Canada, the case might not be over yet. The facts of the case are summarized in paragraphs 2 through 31 of the Alberta Court of Appeal Decision (Walsh v. Mobil Oil Canada, 2008 ABCA 268 http:// www2.albertacourts.a b.ca/jdb/2003/ca/civil/2008/2008abca0268.pdf): Delorie Walsh was hired by Canadian Superior Oil (which later merged with Mobil Oil) in 1984 as a junior map clerk. Having a B.Sc. in Agriculture, Ms. Walsh wished to be a land agent. At that time, there had never been a female land agent working for the company. Walsh pursued her interest in becoming a land agent and obtained a licence. She also moved into a clerical position in the land department and later became a land representative. Walsh received good performance appraisals, yet encountered a number of obstacles in becoming a land representative in the field. These barriers related to her being a woman in a field dominated by men. Although Walsh's responsibilities increased significantly, her designation and pay scale did not increase with her responsibilities.

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