GENDER PAY GAP SUMMARY
Under new regulations, UK employers with more than 250 employees must publish their gender pay gap. Analysing our gender pay gap will prove to be a critical measurement of our company. Whilst our data identifies certain gaps, we intend to be fully transparent as to any issues causing this gap.
The main cause of our gender pay gap, as with many companies, is largely due to the lack of women at the most senior levels of our company. Further reasons include industry trends seen in those applying for roles and a skills shortage for certain roles.
Although the report identifies gaps in certain areas, this largely reflects the proportion of male and female employees within the company which is mainly driven by those applying for roles with us. As a company we stand by our Equal Opportunities policy and encourage all applicants to consider a career with us.
We will use the figures from the gender pay gap in line with our recruitment and progression planning procedures to ensure that action is taken to reduce these gaps going forwards in line with our aim for everyone at our company to build and sustain a successful career with us.
FPS Statistics
Quartile Summary | Male | Female |
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Lower Quartile | 70.3% | 29.7% |
Lower Middle Quartile | 79.7% | 20.3% |
Upper Middle Quartile | 80.6% | 19.4% |
Upper Quartile | 81.5% | 18.5% |
Hourly Summary | |
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Mean Gender Pay Gap in hourly pay | 7.70% |
Median Gender Pay Gap in hourly pay | 1.40% |
Bonus Summary | |
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Proportion of male relevant employees with bonus pay | 88.30% |
Proportion of female relevant employees with bonus pay | 91.99% |
Mean gender pay gap in bonus pay | 65.75% |
Median gender pay gap in bonus pay | 0.00% |
Employee Headcount | 1105 |