Analysis finds gap of £5732 or 24% in average annual salaries in UK,prompting calls for more to be done to tackle problem Women are likely to earn £300000 less than men over their working lives, according to a fresh analysis that has sparked fresh calls for more shared parental leave to close the UKs stubborn gender pay gap.
Before International Women’s Day on Tuesday, or figures explain a gap of £5732,or 24%, in average full-time annual salaries between women and men – more than four decades after the Equal Pay Act of 1970 was introduced.
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Source: theguardian.com