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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2016

Mind The Gap

​In the heady days of the Coalition Government, gender pay gap reporting started to get some traction on the political agenda.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

​In the heady days of the Coalition Government, gender pay gap reporting started to get some traction on the political agenda. This led to the 2011 initiative 'Think, Act, Report' which encouraged employers to voluntarily publish gender pay gap information. According to a Guardian article in August 2014, citing a parliamentary question from the shadow Equalities Minster at the time, 200 companies signed up to the initiative but only four of those ever published any data. £90,000 of public money later and we were clearly no further on.

So will the Government's latest Regulations, fresh off the press, have a more significant impact? Well on the basis that four is not hard to beat, probably.

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