Preparing for Gender Pay Gap Reporting - A one-day training course
Preparing for Gender Pay Gap Reporting Mandatory gender pay gap reporting will soon be required. From next year, the Government will require companies employing more than 250 employees to complete equal pay audits and publish their gender pay gap data. It is probable that public pressure and sub contracting arrangements will cascade these requirements to many smaller organisations too. Despite the Equal pay act 1970, the Equal Value Amendment 1984 and the follow on Equality Act 2010 there are still wide variances in pay and benefits. The Government's gender pay reporting scheme, "Think, Act, Report" was designed to highlight and close the pay disparity between male and female employees but it was poorly supported; only 5 organisations actually published any figures. The Office for National Statistics calculate the average disparity, for 2014, at 19.1%. Down, slightly, from 19.8% in 2013. Pa...