Salaries Collection

"Unveiling the Gender Pay Gap: Women Getting Men's Wages (colour litho)" This striking poster from France, May 1968

Salaries Collection: Women getting mens wages (colour litho)

Women getting mens wages (colour litho)
3641643 Women getting mens wages (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Women getting mens wages. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Salaries Collection: Young Americas Dilemma, 'Shall I be Wise and Great, or Rich and Powerful

Young Americas Dilemma, "Shall I be Wise and Great, or Rich and Powerful
1078687 Young Americas Dilemma, " Shall I be Wise and Great, or Rich and Powerful?", 1901 (colour litho) by Dalrymple, Louis (1866-1905); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

Salaries Collection: The Timekeeping Department at Hog Island Shipyards in Philadelphia, 1918 (b / w photo)

The Timekeeping Department at Hog Island Shipyards in Philadelphia, 1918 (b / w photo)
AKM210050 The Timekeeping Department at Hog Island Shipyards in Philadelphia, 1918 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (20th century)

Salaries Collection: Teachers Homework. Arthur Wraggs cartoon for the Sunday Mirror 9th April 1961 in

Teachers Homework. Arthur Wraggs cartoon for the Sunday Mirror 9th April 1961 in response to the National Union of Teachers annual conference call for teachers salaries be increased to keep pace with

Salaries Collection: Britain / Cartoons / 1861

Britain / Cartoons / 1861
JACKs NAVY ESTIMATE Exception was taken to the high salaries of some Naval officials at this time. Date: 1861

Salaries Collection: Actors discuss rates of pay

Actors discuss rates of pay
First Budding Actor (to second budding actor) - " Oh yes, you hear about those salaries of Twenty-five and thirty shillings, but you never get em." Date: 1901

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"Unveiling the Gender Pay Gap: Women Getting Men's Wages (colour litho)" This striking poster from France, May 1968, captures the essence of a persistent issue - unequal salaries between men and women. The vivid colours draw attention to this societal dilemma that continues to haunt us even today. "Young America's Dilemma: Shall I be Wise and Great, or Rich and Powerful?" In this thought-provoking artwork titled "Young America's Dilemma, " we are confronted with a choice that many face in their careers - should one prioritize wisdom and greatness or wealth and power? This timeless question reflects the complex decisions individuals make when it comes to negotiating their salaries. "The Timekeeping Department at Hog Island Shipyards in Philadelphia, 1918 (b / w photo)" A glimpse into history reveals an intriguing scene at the Timekeeping Department of Hog Island Shipyards in Philadelphia back in 1918. This black-and-white photograph showcases the meticulous process behind salary management during wartime, highlighting how crucial accurate timekeeping was for fair compensation. "Teacher's Homework: Arthur Wragg's Cartoon for Sunday Mirror 9th April 1961" Arthur Wragg's cartoon published on April 9th, 1961, humorously sheds light on teachers' struggles with low wages. With wit and satire, it emphasizes the need for better remuneration for those who shape young minds. A reminder that investing in education means valuing educators through just compensation. "Britain/Cartoons/1861: Actors Discuss Rates of Pay" Delving into historical cartoons from Britain dating back to 1861 brings forth a fascinating insight into actors' discussions about rates of pay. These illustrations serve as evidence that debates around fair compensation have long been part of our cultural fabric.