The disability pay gap

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Report

Series Number

107

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Equality and Human Rights Commission Research Reports

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Publication date

August 15, 2017

Summary:

This report examines the disability pay gap in Great Britain, defined as the difference in average hourly pay between disabled and non-disabled people. It looks at: pay gaps for people with different types of impairments; trends in employees and pay; the key causes of the disability pay gap

Recommendations for what needs to change to tackle the disability pay gap can be found in our report: Fair opportunities for all: A strategy for reducing pay gaps in Britain.

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https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/sites/default/files/research-report-107-the-disability-pay-gap.pdf

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