Independent report

Voluntary gender equality reporting: Baseline report 2011

This baseline report reveals that 43 per cent of large employers carry out some form of analysis of their gender pay gap. However, fewer employers…

• From: Government Equalities Office
• Published: 14 September 2011

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This baseline report reveals that 43 per cent of large employers carry out some form of analysis of their gender pay gap.

However, fewer employers report publicly on gender equality measures; about 7 per cent of large employers report externally on gender diversity in their organisation (for example, the gender composition of their workforce) and only 1.3 per cent of large employers report their gender pay gap externally

Date: Wed Sep 14 09:09:53 BST 2011

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• Voluntary gender equality reporting: Baseline report 2011 (PDF file - 250kb)

Published 14 September 2011