This concurrent resolution recognizes wage differences between Latina women and White, non-Hispanic men. It cites data stating that Latinas working full-time and year-round earn 58 cents for every dollar paid to White, non-Hispanic men. It also recognizes Latina Equal Pay Day and reaffirms Congress’s support for equal pay and closing the gender wage gap.
The resolution expresses Congress’s recognition of the wage gap and support for equal pay. The text does not establish new requirements or benefits for workers.
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The resolution states that wage disparities affect Latinas, families, and the economy, and that equal pay is important. It also points to factors such as childcare access and workplace harassment as contributors to the pay gap.
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