Drexel Law and University at Large Petition in Support of Wage Equity
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Matthew Wang
9 years ago
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Fossil Free Drexel supports wage equality. Our institution must demonstrate their commitment to the under-served communities of Philadelphia and to becoming the most civically engaged university in the country by withdrawing from "the Chamber" lawsuit against wage equity.
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Avyaktan Srinivasan
9 years ago
Equal Pay! shame on Jon Fry!
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Diana Solano-Oropeza
9 years ago
Shame on John Fry!
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Genna Garofalo
9 years ago
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"It is one of the happy incidents of the federal system that a single courageous State may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and try novel social and economic experiments without risk to the rest of the country." - Justice Brandeis. Let Philadelphia serve as the laboratory experimenting how to close the wage gap.
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Kathryne Hemmings Pope
9 years ago
I am a Drexel Law 2015 Alumnus
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Lauren McCulloch
9 years ago
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Why did I give Drexel my money and work so hard to recruit other students only to have Drexel say I don't deserve to paid the same as a man?!
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Todd Nothstein
9 years ago
I am an alumnus who supports the prohibition of salary history questions.
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RYAN NORTH MILLER
9 years ago
Drexel law '10
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Steven Fecarotta
9 years ago
Opposition to wage equity is shameful.
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Karen Grethlein
9 years ago
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Be on the right side of history, Drexel. Wage equity will improve the quality of the workforce and the lives of those employed in the workforce.
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Dick Hyman
9 years ago
You do you, President Fry. There's a reason why you hold the Office of President and these "rioters" don't. #GoFryGo
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Shani Ferguson
9 years ago
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President Fry,
Drexel's opposition to the wage equity law makes me ashamed to have earned my MBA from Drexel.
Please, please reconsider. I will certainly reconsider my plans to support the University should you opt to continue with this misguided stance.
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Adam Attia
9 years ago
Don't say you care about discrimination and then actively oppose measures to remedy it. Do better. Fortunately, my institution is bigger than its President and teaches us right vs wrong. Deuces.
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Caitlin Duffy
9 years ago
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It sickens me to think that I pay for an education from Drexel, which is to give me a competitive advantage in the job market, but that same institution also seeks to stifle my ability to make a living equal to my male counterpart. To tell women like myself that they are not worth the same as men is absolutely against what I have been taught at Drexel.
Fossil Free Drexel supports wage equality. Our institution must demonstrate their commitment to the under-served communities of Philadelphia and to becoming the most civically engaged university in the country by withdrawing from "the Chamber" lawsuit against wage equity.
Equal Pay! shame on Jon Fry!
Shame on John Fry!
"It is one of the happy incidents of the federal system that a single courageous State may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and try novel social and economic experiments without risk to the rest of the country." - Justice Brandeis. Let Philadelphia serve as the laboratory experimenting how to close the wage gap.
I am a Drexel Law 2015 Alumnus
Why did I give Drexel my money and work so hard to recruit other students only to have Drexel say I don't deserve to paid the same as a man?!
I am an alumnus who supports the prohibition of salary history questions.
Drexel law '10
Opposition to wage equity is shameful.
Be on the right side of history, Drexel. Wage equity will improve the quality of the workforce and the lives of those employed in the workforce.
You do you, President Fry. There's a reason why you hold the Office of President and these "rioters" don't. #GoFryGo
President Fry, Drexel's opposition to the wage equity law makes me ashamed to have earned my MBA from Drexel. Please, please reconsider. I will certainly reconsider my plans to support the University should you opt to continue with this misguided stance.
Don't say you care about discrimination and then actively oppose measures to remedy it. Do better. Fortunately, my institution is bigger than its President and teaches us right vs wrong. Deuces.
It sickens me to think that I pay for an education from Drexel, which is to give me a competitive advantage in the job market, but that same institution also seeks to stifle my ability to make a living equal to my male counterpart. To tell women like myself that they are not worth the same as men is absolutely against what I have been taught at Drexel.