The introduction of mandatory
gender pay gap reporting from April next year is a positive step and should go some way to improve this position.
Not exact matches
The World Economic Forum in the fall of 2016 released its annual Global
Gender Gap Report, which found that the pay gap between men and women would not be closed until 2186 — 170 years from n
Gap Report, which found that the
pay gap between men and women would not be closed until 2186 — 170 years from n
gap between men and women would not be closed until 2186 — 170 years
from now.
It's as much as 26 percent, according to the 2015
Gender Pay Gap in Financial Wellness
report from financial education company Financial Finesse.
The Office of National Statistics (ONS) annual salary
report showed the
gender pay gap increased
from 9.5 % in 2012 to ten per cent in 2013.
The finding,
from a new Law Society study of solicitors» salaries in 2012, compares badly with the national picture: the law's
gender pay gap is well over double the 9.6 % difference between men and women's
pay across the UK as a whole, as
reported by the Office for National Statistics.
The
Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations 2016 come into force today, with the first
reports from employers due no later than 4 April 2018.
While including our partnership in adjusted results shows a larger
gender pay gap than the data
from the statutory
reporting requirements, our decision to publish these figures demonstrates our commitment to closing the
gap and accelerating the pace of change of our
gender demographic at every level.
The first
reports from larger organisations will undoubtedly be reviewed with interest by employees, and those who feel that they are being underpaid as a result of the
gender pay gap may decide to seek redress via legal action.
The government has published the final version of the Equality Act 2010 (
Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017, which explain who is covered by the regulations, and how employers should calculate and report on the gender pay gap in their organisation from April
Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017, which explain who is covered by the regulations, and how employers should calculate and report on the gender pay gap in their organisation from April 20
Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017, which explain who is covered by the regulations, and how employers should calculate and report on the gender pay gap in their organisation from April 20
Gap Information) Regulations 2017, which explain who is covered by the regulations, and how employers should calculate and
report on the
gender pay gap in their organisation from April
gender pay gap in their organisation from April 20
pay gap in their organisation from April 20
gap in their organisation
from April 2017.
«To help reduce the
gender pay gap in Britain's workplaces, large employers will have to
report on differences between men and women's
pay from April this year.
On our LegalBlogWatch, Bob Ambrogi spotted this
report from Chere Estrin, noting that there appears to be a
gender gap in paralegal
pay (and no, the women are not making more than the men).
Our sister
from the Equal
Pay Coalition reminded us that developing a system of affordable child care was the # 1 recommendation of the 2016
report on addressing the
gender wage
gap in Ontario.