Pension providers see a worsened gender pay gap

A 1.2 point increase average was recorded across pension providers

James Phillips
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Pension providers see a worsened gender pay gap

Less than half of pension providers saw an improvement in their gender pay gap in the 2019/20, bucking the trend of other sectors, according to Professional Pensions analysis.

Of 29 providers of defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) schemes analysed, only 13 recorded an improvement, with the other 16 recording a larger gap than in the prior year. The aver...

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