'Shameful' | TUC slams 'zero progress' on disability pay gap in last decade

TUC slams 'zero progress' on disability pay gap in last decade

The pay gap between non-disabled and disabled workers is now higher than it was a decade ago, reigniting calls for mandatory disability pay gap reporting and a day one right to flexible work.

New analysis published by the Trade Union Congress (TUC) shows that non-disabled workers earn around a sixth (14.6%) more than disabled workers.

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