
Excuses, Excuses
BBC highlights Top 10 worst excuses for not appointing women executives. [External Link: BBC]
"It is staggering that as far as many countries around the world have come, including the UK, gender inequality still remains the greatest unmet challenge our world faces." Hampton-Alexander Review (2016)
PayGap.io lets you meet this challenge head on.
Easily upload employee data using excel.
Assess the metrics of your generated gender pay gap report.
Generate your yearly report in the required UK government format.
Stay compliant and publish your information to the government equalities office.
PayGap allows companies to be reactive to the findings of the McGregor-Smith review and view inequalities across pay in minority groups.
Employee data can be pivoted to understand the makeup of a company and its various departments based on ethniticy, gender identity or any other group concern.
PayGap allows data to be the driving force behind removing all inequalities in compensation across all groups.
The visual data display offers an easy way to identify pay disparity hotspots.
PayGap allows you to quantify your hiring decisions and your compensation packages based on the data collected for each open position.
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Keep a record of all applicants for every position opened in your organisation, in one place, forever.
Use the data collected to feedback into your recruitment process and identify shortfalls in meeting equality standards.
In 2018 over 1500 companies had to be reminded of their legal obligations to submit their gender pay gap report. We can help you meet legistlation in the fastest and simplest way possible.
The latest gender pay gap news from across the globe.
BBC highlights Top 10 worst excuses for not appointing women executives. [External Link: BBC]
UK employers which reported their gender pay gap information late were more likely to produce inaccurate figures than those that filed on time. [External Link: Financial Times]
Sky News recently reported that companies will soon need to report the pay gap between top execs and average workers. [External Link: Sky News]