Governance

Our 2023 Gross Hourly Rate of Pay

Pay 

Difference between men and women
  Difference
MeanMale – £10.63
Female – £9.57
10%
MedianMale – £10.50   
Female – £10.18
3%

Pay Quartiles

 LowestQuartile 2Quartile 3Quartile 4
Male49%57%47%66%
Female51%43%53%34%

I confirm that the above figures are accurate.
Mr. N. Kilgallon | Director

Our 2022 Gross Hourly Rate of Pay

Pay 

Difference between men and women
  Difference
MeanMale – £9.94
Female – £8.79 
12%
MedianMale – £9.50   
Female – £9.50
0%

Pay Quartiles

 LowestQuartile 2Quartile 3Quartile 4
Male45%61%70%56%
Female55%39%30%44%

I confirm that the above figures are accurate.
Mr. N. Kilgallon | Director

Our 2021 Gross Hourly Rate of Pay

Pay 

Difference between men and women
  Difference
MeanMale – £10.30
Female – £9.15
11%
MedianMale – £8.91   
Female – £8.91
0%

Pay Quartiles

 LowestQuartile 2Quartile 3Quartile 4
Male44%77%67%73%
Female56%23%33%27%

 

Our 2020 Gender Pay Gap Report

Pay & Bonus Gap

Difference between men and women
 MeanMedian
Hourly fixed pay12%0%
Bonus paid0%0%

Pay Quartiles

 LowestQuartile 2Quartile 3Highest
Male50%70%63%75%
Female50%30%37%25%

 

Our 2019 Gender Pay Gap Report

Pay & Bonus Gap

Difference between men and women
 MeanMedian
Hourly fixed pay12%0%
Bonus paid0%0%

Pay Quartiles

 LowestQuartile 2Quartile 3Highest
Male56%77%66%75%
Female44%23%34%25%
 

Our 2018 Gender Pay Gap Report

Pay & Bonus Gap

Difference between men and women
  Mean Median
Hourly fixed pay 17% 6%
Bonus paid 0% 0%

Pay Quartiles

  Lowest Quartile 2 Quartile 3 Highest
Male 47% 61% 62% 73%
Female 53% 39% 38% 27%

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