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BAE Systems reports 7.7% mean gender pay gap for 2023

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Both figures are lower than the organisation’s first reported ones in 2017, at 11.2% respectively. Its 2023 lower pay quartile comprised 68.5% men and 31.5% women, and its upper pay quartile 82.1% men and 17.9% The organisation’s 2023 mean gender bonus gap was 9.5% and its median gender bonus gap was 8.3%. A total of 95.4% men and 17.5%

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IHG Hotels reports 23.5% mean gender pay gap

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in its first year of reporting in 2017. of women received bonuses during 2022. Credit: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com Hotel chain IHG Hotels has reported a UK mean gender pay gap of 23.5% for 2022, a decrease from 27.7% in 2021, and a further drop from 39.3% The business’ median gender pay gap fell from 19.6% in 2021 and 35.7%

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BAE Systems reports 8.6% mean gender pay gap

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the business reported when it first started publishing its gender pay gap in 2017. The gap was also smaller than the 11.2% The firm’s median gender pay gap was 8.3%, down from 9% in 2021 and 10.3% A total of 23% of women and 77% of men made up the workforce, with its top pay quartile consisting of 17.2% women and 82.8% A total of 90.3%

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HSBC reports 45.2% mean gender pay gap

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Elaine Arden, group chief human resources officer at HSBC, said: “We have reported our gender pay gap since 2017 in the UK and have since voluntarily extended our reporting to include gender and ethnicity for the UK and US, and gender for mainland China, Hong Kong, India, Mexico, Singapore and UAE. of women receiving a bonus.

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It’s a Small (but diverse) World: Performance Management for the Global Organization

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The cash-is-king individual performance bonuses that we default to in countries like the US and UK are not a good fit in cultures that focus on greater responsibility, larger spans of control, and wider territories. In the end, keep humanity at the forefront of your design, and never forget that this is about your people, not the process!

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Robust HR Software Solution – Qandle

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With the COVID-19 pandemic posing new obstacles to traditional recruitment practices like in-person interviews, the importance of human resource management and cutting-edge technology has never been higher for businesses than it is in 2022. Human resources software varies greatly, though. monday.com.

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Q&A with FCA expert Victoria Sena: Marshalls to release 20 new FCA compliance eLearning courses

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I ran a number of high-profile enquiries and drafted the Committee’s 2017 report on the impact of Solvency II on the UK insurance industry. The compliance topics offered by Marshalls will be suitable for people new to the financial industry as well as those more experienced.

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