
The Ontario Pay Equity Office works to redress gender discrimination in the compensation of employees employed in female job classes in Ontario. @OntPayEquityFR
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ALT National Day for Truth and Reconciliation poster on an orange background. White text reads “National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, September 30.” White illustrations of a feather, narwhal, flower, crescent moon, stars, and flowing dotted patterns appear on the right. Government of Canada and Canada wordmarks are displayed at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic about pay equity. A person sits at a desk in an office setting, with part of a wheelchair visible in the foreground. On the desk are a laptop, a takeaway coffee cup, a smartphone, and office supplies. The text reads: “Pay Equity builds a positive brand reputation with employees and customers.” Five star icons appear above the text. The Ontario Pay Equity Office logo is displayed at the bottom.

ALT Image showing a large group of colorful wooden peg figures in various colours, including blue, green, yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown. The figures are arranged closely together, with some in focus in the foreground and others blurred in the background, creating a sense of diversity and inclusion. The Ontario Pay Equity Office logo appears in the upper-right corner.

ALT Illustration of two people seated across from each other at a small table with a laptop and potted plant. The graphic includes the headline: “Two jobs can look very different yet contribute equal value.” Below the illustration, text reads: “Job evaluation looks beyond job titles and considers factors such as skill, effort, responsibility, and working conditions.” The Pay Equity Office logo appears in the lower-left corner, with a message in the lower-right corner encouraging viewers to follow for tools, tips, and resources to help workplaces achieve pay equity.



