The introduction of
mandatory gender pay gap reporting will force employers to be up front about gender related pay and either explain the differences they uncover or risk costly equal pay claims.»
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.
S. 78 of the Equality Act 2010 enabled the Government to introduce
mandatory gender pay gap reporting for large employers via secondary legislation.
Not exact matches
Mandatory figures for
reporting include the median and mean
gender pay gap, the proportion of men and women in each quartile of the
pay structure, and
pay gaps in any bonuses
paid out during the year.
The Government has now published the finalised
Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations 2016, which will make gender pay gap reporting mandatory for employers with a
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