Pocket money pay at nine-year high, but gender pay gap among children is growing with boys 12% better off than girls compared to 2% in 2015The gender pay gap is growing when it comes to how much pocket money children get, with boys 12% better off than girls, it was claimed on Friday.While boys are handed an average of £6.93 a week by generous payments, girls get £6.16, according to Halifax’s latest pocket money survey. In 2015 the gap was just 2%. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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