Thursday, July 5, 2018

Boston Symphony’s Principal Flutist Sues Orchestra Over Unequal Pay

“Elizabeth Rowe, who joined the BSO in 2004 after winning a blind audition for the role of principal flute, says in the lawsuit she’s asked for years to be paid the same as the principal oboe — the best comparison to her unique position — but the orchestra kept her pay well below that of her peer.” The difference is currently $70,000.



Article source here:Arts Journal

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