UK gender pay gap declines, with the gap for full-time employees at 6.8% in April
Summary
The UK gender pay gap has declined, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Thursday 22 October, the two outlets headlining that the decline comes as more workers are in low-paid jobs. The Office for National Statistics found that the gender pay gap for full-time employees was 6.8% in April, according to the two outlets.
Latest: The UK gender pay gap declined, the Office for National Statistics finding that the gap for full-time employees was 6.8% in April, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, headlining that more workers are in low-paid jobs.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 22 October
The UK gender pay gap declined, the Office for National Statistics finding that the gap for full-time employees was 6.8% in April, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, headlining that more workers are in low-paid jobs.
- 05:46The IndependentUK gender pay gap declines as more workers in low-paid jobs
- 05:46Evening StandardUK gender pay gap declines as more workers in low-paid jobs