Women who work for Google face "systemic compensation disparities" when compared with their male co-workers, according to Labor Department regional director Janette Wipper. She testified as part of a department lawsuit against Google that alleges the tech giant is violating federal law through salary discrimination.

Bank of America's Merrill Lynch brokerage unit will cast a wider net to attract young advisers to replace the 100,000 brokers it estimates will retire during the next 10 years, Merrill Lynch's Andy Sieg says. The firm will include teachers, entrepreneurs and former athletes in recruitment as it works to attract millennials.

A study from Rubbermaid Commercial Products found that nearly 10% of millennials would be willing to quit their jobs if their employer was not committed to sustainability. Eighty-two percent of those polled said they consistently look for ways to improve sustainability in their companies, and 80% of millennials said they believe employers have a duty to boost recycling rates in the workplace.

A survey of companies in the tri-state area around Cincinnati showed 77% let employees participate in wellness activities during the work day, but only 32% had an onsite fitness center or recreation area. The survey showed 57% of companies offered employees an incentive to get a yearly preventive health examination, while 73% offered an incentive for biometric screening.

Many people sexually harassed at work do not report the behavior for fear of retaliation or disbelief, Claire Cain Miller writes. She outlines five ways companies can help employees feel safe reporting inappropriate behavior, including designating several people to hear grievances so workers can talk to someone with whom they feel comfortable.