Gender Pay Gap Report
Gender Pay Reporting - Summary
Managing gender pay reporting applies to employers subject to the Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017.
The information must be published on both the employer’s website and on a designated government website at www.gov.uk/genderpaygap.
5th April 2022 | ||
Relevant employers must follow the rules in the regulations to calculate the following information: | Findings | |
1 | Their mean gender pay gap | 16.40% |
2 | Their median gender pay gap | 9.84% |
3 | Their mean bonus gender pay gap | 80.28% |
4 | Their median bonus gender pay gap | 73.25% |
5 | Their proportion of males receiving a bonus payment | 41% |
6 | Their proportion of females receiving a bonus payment | 38.50% |
7 | Their proportion of males and females in each quartile pay band | |
Upper Quartile | 56.9% of Males | |
43.1% of Females | ||
Upper Middle Quartile | 49.1% of Males | |
50.9% of Females | ||
Lower Middle Quartile | 33.9% of Males | |
66.1% of Females | ||
Lower Quartile | 49.1% of Males | |
50.9% of Females | ||
8 | A written statement, authorised by an appropriate senior person, which confirms the accuracy of their calculations. However, this requirement only applies to employers subject to the Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017. |