UK Companies forced to disclose "gender pay gap"
Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2017 2:54 am
As you might know, the Prime Minister ordered last year that UK companies must disclose the gender pay gap across all hierarchical levels and on an aggregate scale.
Data from 15 companies who have already disclosed their payroll fully show that there is no meaningful difference between the pay of men and the pay of women.
Not only does this make Theresa May a laughing stock as merely a tool of the left's talking points trying to get voter support in areas she'll never reach, but also severing her relations with proper conservatives and business.
Moreover, it puts the theory of the 'gender pay gap' to death. Or at least to an existential crisis, since only 15 companies have yet reported of the 350 due, but none even showing half a hint of a gender pay gap.
What do you think about May and the pay gap theory?
Imo it shows and reinforces once again the argument that the pay gap does not exist on an individual or company level, only on an aggregate economy level, because women tend to work in industries where the pay is severely lower than male-centric industries.
Data from 15 companies who have already disclosed their payroll fully show that there is no meaningful difference between the pay of men and the pay of women.
Not only does this make Theresa May a laughing stock as merely a tool of the left's talking points trying to get voter support in areas she'll never reach, but also severing her relations with proper conservatives and business.
Moreover, it puts the theory of the 'gender pay gap' to death. Or at least to an existential crisis, since only 15 companies have yet reported of the 350 due, but none even showing half a hint of a gender pay gap.
What do you think about May and the pay gap theory?
Imo it shows and reinforces once again the argument that the pay gap does not exist on an individual or company level, only on an aggregate economy level, because women tend to work in industries where the pay is severely lower than male-centric industries.