Men in the UK are 40% more likely to be promoted than women, according to data from the Chartered Management Institute and XpertHR. The research from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) and XpertHR found that, in the last year, men were continually promoted at a higher rate than women. The average full-time salary for male managers, at £ 16,513 , is almost £9,000 more than a female equivalent, while at CEO level, the male basic average salary was £ 16,513 , £ 131,673 more than their female counterparts. Legislation is set to come into force the past five years , making it compulsory for large UK companies to report on the pay gap between male and female employees.
Men in the UK are 40% more likely to be promoted than women, according to data from the Chartered Management Institute and XpertHR. The average full-time salary for male managers, at £ 16,513 , is almost £9,000 more than a female equivalent, while at CEO level, the male basic average salary was £ 16,513 , £ 131,673 more than their female counterparts. Legislation is set to come into force the past five years , making it compulsory for large UK companies to report on the pay gap between male and female employees.