Gender pay gap also shrinks to lowest level in nearly two decades, as low inflation and ‘national living wage’ boost payBritons saw their real weekly earnings go up by nearly 2% last year in the biggest increase since the financial crash, as low inflation and the introduction of the “national living wage” boosted take-home pay.The official figures also showed that the gender pay gap has shrunk to the lowest level in nearly two decades. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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