Dan Peters 15 February 2024

Chiefs back ethnicity pay gap reporting

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Image: Andrey_Popov / Shutterstock.com.

Council chiefs have backed proposals that would place a duty on local authorities to collect data and report on staffing, pay and outcomes by ethnicity.

A draft race equality Act put forward by Labour would include mandating ethnicity pay gap reporting that would ‘mirror’ gender pay gap reporting.

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