BBC journalist Carrie Gracie took her employer to task when she discovered that as their China Editor working in Beijing, she was earning half what her equivalent male colleagues were being paid.

Carrie Gracie — the BBC journalist who resigned after learning she was paid 50 percent less than her male colleagues — has donated her backdated pay from the BBC to other women fighting for ...

Journalist Carrie Gracie outside BBC Broadcasting House in London after she turned down a £45,000 rise, describing the offer as a "botched solution" to the problem of unequal pay at the BBC.

The BBC's China editor, Carrie Gracie, a 30-year veteran of the network, has abruptly resigned her job in the Beijing bureau, accusing the network of promulgating a gender pay gap. Gracie ...

BBC journalist Carrie Gracie has quit her role and published a bombshell letter complaining about the broadcaster's "illegal pay culture." She earned around 50% less than two of her male counterparts.

Carrie Gracie announced that she was refusing a pay increase offered by managers because it would still leave her being paid less than male co-workers in similar jobs. As China editor, she ran the ...

Carrie Gracie was paid less than male colleagues in similar roles while she served as China Editor, according to a joint statement issued Friday by Gracie and the BBC. "Carrie has made ...

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The BBC’s former China editor Carrie Gracie – who lifted the lid on the gender pay problems at the British public broadcaster – has finally reached an agreement with the corporation.

Journalist Carrie Gracie (centre) and BBC employees gather outside Broadcasting House in London, to highlight equal pay on International Women's Day. (Photo by John Stillwell/PA Images via Getty ...

Carrie Grace joins the program to discuss the right to equal pay. BBC journalist Carrie Gracie took her employer to task when she discovered that as their China Editor working in Beijing ...