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Gender pay gap reporting 2019: what’s required?

cipHR

The submission deadlines are: 4 April 2019 for private companies and charities. 30 March 2019 for public-sector organisations. . In January 2019, Personnel Today analysed the 2018 gender pay gap data that had been reported so far to see if employers were improving. The post Gender pay gap reporting 2019: what’s required?

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Why 2019 is the Year of the Job Applicant in Retail Automotive

Hireology

Below, we’ve outlined several reasons why 2019 is the year of the job applicant in retail automotive – and how your dealership can attract quality candidates to support your business success. And those exploring potential sales roles might think they’ll end up having to constantly work nights and weekends to make enough commission.

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South Africa’s Minimum Wage Evolution: A Step Towards Economic Equality

Global People Strategist

This doesn’t include transport provisions, food, living expenses, bonuses, leaves, etc. Here is a brief timeline; 1. 2019 National Minimum Wage In 2019, the national minimum wage was set at 20 South African rands (ZAR) for each hour of work provided by the employee. Or ZAR 3,500 per month.

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Gender pay gap reporting 2023: what’s required?

cipHR

In April 2019, around a quarter of organisations filed their data in the final 36 hours before the submission deadline. . The most recent data currently available is for 2020-21, when the average gender pay gap of all firms that reported their information was 10.4% – the same as in 2019-20. What data has to be submitted?

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Gender pay gap reporting 2021: what’s required?

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In April 2019, around a quarter of organisations filed their data in the final 36 hours before the submission deadline. . In January 2019, Personnel Today analysed the 2018 gender pay gap data that had been reported so far to see if employers were improving. 100% compliance was only achieved in August 2018. in 2017-18.

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Gender pay gap reporting 2020: what’s required?

cipHR

The reporting requirements apply to private- and voluntary-sector organisations with a headcount of 250 or more employees at 5 April 2019, and most public-sector organisations with 250 employees or more at 31 March 2019. What is the snapshot date for the 2019 round of gender pay gap reporting? What data has to be submitted?

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Gender pay gap reporting 2023-4: what’s required?

cipHR

Employer that fail to report on time, or report inaccurate infomration, risk facing enforcement action from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). This article was first published in January 2019. The government website has advice about how to calculate the required figures. This action may include court orders and fines.

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