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International Women's Day: Five top tips to tackle the gender pay gap

Employment | 09/03/2023

A recent TUC analysis reveals that on average women effectively work for free for two months of the year as a result of the gender pay gap. To mark International Women's Day on 8 March 2023 we're providing our five top tips for employers to help tackle the gender pay gap.

International Women's Day: Five top tips to tackle the gender pay gap

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