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ARTICLE · 01 JUNE 2022

What Drives The Gender Pay Gap? Lessons From The Uber Study

As detailed in our recent article, gender pay gap ("GPG") reporting requirements for employers with 250+ employees will finally become a reality in 2022.

IrelandEmployment and HR

As detailed in our  recent article, gender pay gap ("GPG") reporting requirements for employers with 250+ employees will finally become a reality in 2022. While the regulations to the Gender Pay Gap Information Act 2021 remain outstanding, despite the imminent "snapshot" date of June 2022 and subsequent "reporting" date of December 2022, earlier this month the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth published guidance for employers. Although these publications  set out the suggested approach for employers when getting to grips with the GPG metrics and outline some useful FAQs, the guidelines are only intended to provide guidance and we await the final regulations to provide the legal basis for reporting.

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