Employers must compete fairly in labour markets or they violate Constitutional rights.
was named to address how payslips become a tool entrenching anti-competition and labour market inequality. To make a meaningful impact we must have the right case to take to court.
Employers are anti-competition in labour markets when they establish wages based on rival employer payslips thereby denying society the right to wage information and distributive justice.
Wage inequality severely impacts Black people and women. Their pay remains ‘price-fixed’ by anti-competitive employers who use payslips to unfairly ‘benchmark’ wages.