‘Urgent action needed’ | Disability pay gap widens to 17.2% ahead of Labour's mandatory reporting bill

Disability pay gap widens to 17.2% ahead of Labour's mandatory reporting bill

The disability pay gap in the UK now sits at an alarming 17.2%, new analysis from the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has revealed.

According to the study, disabled employees are earning £2.35 an hour less on average than non-disabled workers, amounting to £4,300 less over a year for an employee working 35 hours per week.

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