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Gender Pay Gap Reporting requirements suspended for 2019-20
At at time when your business is struggling and you’re desperately trying to protect your staff, the last thing you want to worry about is the administrative burden of reporting on the Gender Pay Gap.
Well fortunately you don’t have to.
The Government has recognised that business owners have many conflicting priorities to deal with during the COVID-19 outbreak and so has taken the decision to suspend reporting the Gender Pay Gap Reporting requirements for 2019-20. There is no expectation for employers to report their data this year, this gives them additional time and focus to invest in their business continuity efforts at this challenging time.
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