Property News · February 1, 2016

Black workers' pay gap in UK 'widens with qualifications'


BAME people with GCSEs paid 11% less than white counterparts, a deficit rising to 23% for university graduates, says TUCBlack workers face a “massive pay gap” that widens as they achieve more qualifications, according to a report by the Trades Union Congress. The research suggested there was a 23% gap in hourly pay between black and white university graduates. Black people with A-levels were paid 14% less on average than white workers with equivalent qualifications, while those with GCSEs faced a deficit of 11%. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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