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Zij-kant: Equal Pay Day
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In Belgium, women earn 20% less than their male counterparts in all areas of the job market, except for one: prison. Female inmates in Belgium prisons receive fixed pay for their jobs and the rate of pay is gender equal. March 12, is Equal Pay Day in Belgium, and women’s equality NGO ZIJKANT has launched its annual campaign to raise awareness and campaigning for action to close the gender pay gap.
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Advertising Agency:
MortierbrigadePartner & CEO:
Jens MortierPartner & Executive Creative Director:
Joost BerendsPartner & Brand Design Director:
Philippe De CeusterHead of Production:
Charlotte CoddensAgency Producer:
Manoe DelissenAccount Executive:
Emma RobberechtsMedia Strategist:
Chenling ZhangProduction:
Czar.beDirector:
Lionel GoldsteinFilm Script:
Lionel GoldsteinExecutive Producer:
Eurydice GyselProducer:
Maarten De Sutter1st AD:
Martine TemmermanDOP:
Grimm VandekerckhoveArt Director:
TankerStylist:
Catherine MarchandHair & Make up:
Gert BottyCasting:
XtrazEditor:
Manu Van HoveGrading:
Laurens OrijOnline Graphics:
Dries DeryckePost Production:
CzarPost Producer:
Bieke De KeersmaeckerSound & Mix:
SenstudioMusic:
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