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Male employees more likely to ask for a pay rise

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One-quarter (26%) of female employees have asked for a pay rise this year compared to one-third (36%) of male staff, according to research by HR software provider Ciphr. Meanwhile, just 32% of female respondents who feel the same way have asked for one. The onus is on employers to do more to fix this.

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Gender gap in workplace recognition revealed

Employee Benefits

More than three in 10 (31%) men said their employer thanked them for their work through bonuses, compared to just 27% of women. More than three in 10 (31%) men said their employer thanked them for their work through bonuses, compared to just 27% of women.

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Most British workers likely to underestimate their employer’s gender pay gap

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New research by CIPHR suggests that most workers are likely to underestimate their employer’s gender pay gap. Despite most British workers (96%) agreeing that the UK has a gender pay gap, as many as 57% don’t believe there are any gender pay disparities in their own workplaces, new research finds. Perception vs reality.

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Rising inflation may widen the UK’s gender pay gap

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In a recent study by HR and payroll software provider CIPHR into pay rises in the UK, it was revealed that women were less likely than men to have been awarded a salary increase that was in line with or above the rate of inflation for 2022 (14% compared to 22% respectively). Pay isn’t the only disparity.

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Majority of UK job roles still pay men more than women

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While the UK’s gender pay gap has been slowly narrowing over time, the latest employee earnings figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that millions of UK workers are employed in occupations where men are paid more than women. That’s around four in five occupations with a gender-based pay disparity.

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Understanding and preventing incivility at work

Business Management Daily

Workplace incivility has a cost—a high one where poor employee well-being and job satisfaction trickle down to the bottom line. Workplace incivility has a cost—a high one where poor employee well-being and job satisfaction trickle down to the bottom line. At its mildest, incivility makes people feel like they don’t belong.

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New poll reveals the benefits and perks that employees value most

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Paid sick leave tops the list of benefits and incentives that matter most to British employees , according to new research by HR and payroll software provider CIPHR. Next on the list, in seventh place, is extra holiday allowance, which, interestingly, was preferred by more people than unlimited paid leave (32% vs 18%).