Male-dominated brokers set to face pay-equality spotlight
Brokers have been warned they could find themselves being hauled up before employment tribunals foll...
Brokers have been warned they could find themselves being hauled up before employment tribunals following the introduction of new equal-pay questionnaires that allow female staff to find out how much their male equivalents are being paid.
The new questionnaires are just part of a whole raft of changes to employment law covering sex and age discrimination which are expected to result in a surge in claims. According to the latest figures from the Employment Tribunal Service, average awards for
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