New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has said his administration will address historic inequities in rebuilding the city’s economy after the coronavirus pandemic. A new analysis of the wage and employment disparities facing Black New Yorkers shows how hard that will be.
Black New Yorkers are underrepresented in dozens of industries and often paid significantly less than their white counterparts, including in middle-wage jobs such as in warehousing, post offices, and film and television, according to a new report scheduled for...
Because in most of cases white workers are better educated, more experienced and skilled i guess.... Or may be l they simply work more?
Context? What professions? What levels of education? How much does it exceed? Simply trying to get headlines with no background? Disgraceful.
In a democrat run city. How is this possible? The democrats are discrimination? Again?
Illegals are working can’t please everyone
Sorry are Cuomo and De Blazio still in office
Pretty soon we're all gonna be poor af. Yay Equality.
NYTimes continues to play race politics. Why just pit white against black races? Why not show all races?
NY government leaders have always been hypocrites. They are the first to point out what is wrong with other states and cities while they claims to be the best in all areas. We all need to clean our own houses first.
Big deal. Women have taken this hit for years, across all races. aclu useeoc
Start getting diplomas and skills first. That is how to narrow the gap
Whatever happened to ECON101 where we all learned about supply and demand? Why is this news?
So let’s have a quota system in place for everything in life....
White people allow this pay disparity to occur and continue. Get rid of the white folks at the top making hiring and promotion (paying) decisions and you will see this pay disparity disappear with the white folks.
Really...and New York is so supportive & so wants equality? Sure!
You don’t say...
Let’s fire up a race war
Are we sure we’re doing apples to apples comparisons here? Or is is this something like the fictitious women’s wage gap?
New York isn't the only state with racial salary inequities. The state's are united in racist pay disparity
....Now tell us something we don’t know and see everyday...
New Yorkers were always the plantation owners
Vote Red in November if you want change!
“It may result in them being shortchanged or not offered salaries that are up to par with their white or more-educated colleagues,” Mr. Ortiz said. Seems like standard practice... haven't we been told education leads to better pay?
How about Hispanics?
Maybe it also depends on what positions they are in. Black or white what they do is important to determine what they get paid. Why is it that there is always some kind of racism in what the papers write. Straighten up WSJ.
Like our murders we have been 'reporting' this for a very long time. What? It's not news until you report it? Ain't new when it is systemic
Liberal utopia:
I bet the wsj is very proud of the racist replies.
Systemic racism elected a black president twice.
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$13 trillion stock mkt gain and post office cant afford to function Taxing the rich individually seems unfair singling them out plus they hide wealth offshore BUT taxing a system much more efficient 50 cent transfer tax on every share traded
Its not just New York!!!
Please open your books on the salaries of your employees. Otherwise you can trash your report on that matter due lack of integrity
'Underrepresented' do you mean not qualified or never applied?
Can't be.... NY is super liberal from the Governor, Senators, House members, local and even NYC is super liberal... How can this be? Got to be Trump's fault....
probably because most have an IQ below 80
Because they don't know how to do anything but burn down cities, it's not a very sought after job.
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