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

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People working in IT and software, transportation and warehousing, and construction report the highest (mean) average gender pay gap figures – estimating that employers in these sectors pay their male staff well over a third more than their female staff (41%, 38% and 38% respectively). Closing the gap.

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Gender pay gap – survey results

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People working in transportation and warehousing (68%), real estate (54%), manufacturing (50%), education (50%), and construction (49%) are more likely to report working at an organisation with more men than women. Yes – all salary information is fully transparent and shared among employees. 26% 26% 16% 27% Unsure. Prefer not to say.

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Majority of in-person staff can’t afford to take time off for illness, survey suggests

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Faced with declining real incomes and mounting expenses, almost half (46%) of all respondents have taken on additional hours at work, one in five (19%) now has a second job for extra income, and one in three (34%) has been actively job hunting (a further one in six are also considering looking for a higher salaried role).

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How to love your job (again)

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Start with why you accepted the role in the first place (hopefully, it was more than just the salary) and build a plan, which articulates what would need to change for you to fall back in love with your role. Transportation & warehousing. Now fast forward to the present day. Real estate & lettings. Shipping & distribution.