Over half of administrators cut gender pay gaps

Mean hourly pay gap falls by 1.4 points although bonus gaps remain high

James Phillips
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Over half of administrators cut gender pay gaps

Firms offering administration services to pension schemes saw their gender pay gaps fall by an average of 1.4 percentage points in 2019/20, Professional Pensions analysis finds.

On average, the mean gender pay gap recorded by such firms was recorded at 24.6%, while the corresponding figure on a median basis was 21.0%, which was down by 0.7 percentage points. This means ...

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