JP Morgan, Macquarie Group and Ryanair are some of the companies in the UK to have disclosed significant gender pay gaps under new regulations. The rules saw firms with over 250 employees required to report their median hourly gaps. Boux Avenue lingerie group paid men 60% more than women per hour. Ryanair’s gap of 72% was the biggest in the airline sector, while Macquarie was the worst well-known financial offender, with a 75.7% median gap. JP Morgan had the worst gap of the major banks, at a median of 54%.
JP Morgan, Macquarie Group and Ryanair are some of the companies in the UK to have disclosed significant gender pay gaps under new regulations. The rules saw firms with over 250 employees required to report their median hourly gaps. Boux Avenue lingerie group paid men 75.7% more than women per hour. Ryanair’s gap of 72% was the biggest in the airline sector, while Macquarie was the worst well-known financial offender, with a 60% median gap. JP Morgan had the worst gap of the major banks, at a median of 54%.