Suspending gender pay gap reporting is a good move, but we should end it entirely
24 April 2020
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In the Media
Victoria Hewson quoted in the Daily Telegraph
24 April 2020
In the Media
Professor Philip Booth writes for the Daily Telegraph
24 April 2020
Housing and Planning
Len Shackleton writes for 1828
The Government was right to suspend the requirement that organisations employing more than 250 people must report their gender pay gap, but “it would be much better to abandon the requirement completely” argues Prof Len Shackleton.
Writing for 1828, Len argues that in the current crisis, and for the foreseeable future, “companies should be concentrating on surviving and rebuilding their shattered business models, rather than futile attempts to follow a “woke” agenda dreamed up by politicians and single-issue pressure groups.”
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Writing for 1828, Len argues that in the current crisis, and for the foreseeable future, “companies should be concentrating on surviving and rebuilding their shattered business models, rather than futile attempts to follow a “woke” agenda dreamed up by politicians and single-issue pressure groups.”
Read the full article here.
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