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EBay to conduct internal analysis on gender pay equity

EBay Inc.is launching an internal analysis of gender pay equity.

The company is conducting the analysis and will fix an issueif it finds one, eBay CEO Devin Wenig said in an April 8 SEC filing.

The announcement comes weeks after Arjuna Capital, a unit ofinvestment firm Baldwin Brothers Inc., submitted a proposal to eBay and other technology companies to allowshareholders a vote on gender equality.

Wenig said in the filing that the company opposed the proposaland reasoned that if the company has a gender pay equity issue, the company wouldaddress it on its own terms.