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March 7th 2016

Equal pay – update to March 2016 research report

Written By
Stephanie Bird

With immaculate timing, the draft equal pay regulations were published just after our PARC research report had gone to press. So, with everything now sorted and clear, can we all move on to producing the unambiguous and self-explanatory data required, and skip over the concerns and issues raised in the report?

This short discussion paper provides an overview of the regulations to supplement the information within the previous main research report ‘Equal Pay – still minding the gap?’ published earlier this month.

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