Sentence examples for gender pay data from inspiring English sources

Employers will now be asked to publish gender pay data on a voluntary basis only.

Across the board, the gender pay data shows that women are overrepresented in the lower pay quartiles and underrepresented in the top pay band.

Labour would increase recruitment of women in science, technology, engineering and manufacturing occupations, and give enhanced powers to the Equality and Human Rights Commission to penalise companies that do not publish detailed gender pay data.

But Labour's Harriet Harman, who pushed through the legislation requiring companies with a 250-plus workforce, to publish their gender pay data, has been clear the transparency is a means to an end as a "spur to action".

The UK gender pay data we're publishing today reflects a lower representation of women in senior roles". In a recent report, the company also said it was ahead of its overall workforce diversity goals in the United States.

Six days later, Amazon released its internal gender pay data.

All organisations with more than 250 employees have to publish their gender pay gap data.

Well, for another two years there will be, because the government has delayed the publishing of gender pay gap data until 2018.

Gloria de Piero, shadow minister for women and equalities and MP for Ashfield, who was championing the bill, said companies who had already decided to publish their gender pay gap data had said it enabled them to understand the problem.

Fiona Hathorn, a former investment director for Old Mutual who is now managing director of Women On Boards UK, said many big banks are wrestling with how to present their gender pay gap data.

After the publishing of the UK's gender pay gap data, large companies are being more transparent about their strategies to tackle gender inequality in the workplace.