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HR professionals predict when gender pay gap will close

HR professionals predict when gender pay gap will close

Men still earn more than women – with the latest UK gender pay gap standing at 13.9% - although Equal Pay Day (which marks the day women effectively stop earning in comparison to men) did fall one day later this year.

The Fawcett Society predicts that, at the current rate of progress, it will take over 60 years to close the gender pay gap, but futurist James Wallman predicts the gap will close by 2045. His justification for this estimate can be found here.  

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