Gender Pay Gap Reporting: What’s Your Story?
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Webinar: Gender Pay Gap Reporting: What’s Your Story?

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As well as reporting your gender pay gap figures by 31st March (public sector) or 5th April (businesses and charities), you have the option to provide a narrative with your calculations. This enables explanation for the reasons for your results, and give details about actions you are taking to reduce or eliminate the gender pay…

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