Since President Barack Obama signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which lengthened the statute of limitations for plaintiffs to file lawsuits alleging pay discrimination, he and executive branch regulatory agencies have focused on ensuring that men and women are paid equally.
Some efforts by the administration have been controversial. Perhaps the most talked about action is the particularly the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s revisions to its EEO-1 form.
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