In July’s King’s Speech, the new Labour government promised to extend pay gap reporting requirements for ‘big’ employers beyond gender to include other protected characteristics, including disability and ethnicity.
Under the likely expansion, companies employing 250 or more staff members would be required to collect and disclose percentage differences between disabled and non-disabled employees, as well as between different ethnicities.
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