Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

For the first time ever, government data has shown a significant pay gap between senior male and female public servants in South Australia. Official figures have revealed a pay gap of almost $30,000 a year across the state’s top bureaucrats. The biggest pay gap was recorded in the police and emergency sectors, where pay disparity ranged from $52,000–$60,000.

Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

For the first time ever, government data has shown a significant pay gap between senior male and female public servants in South Australia. Official figures have revealed a pay gap of almost $30,000 a year across the state’s top bureaucrats. The biggest pay gap was recorded in the police and emergency sectors, where pay disparity ranged from $52,000–$60,000.

Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

For the first time ever, government data has shown a significant pay gap between senior male and female public servants in South Australia. Official figures have revealed a pay gap of almost $30,000 a year across the state’s top bureaucrats. The biggest pay gap was recorded in the police and emergency sectors, where pay disparity ranged from $52,000–$60,000.

Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

For the first time ever, government data has shown a significant pay gap between senior male and female public servants in South Australia. Official figures have revealed a pay gap of almost $30,000 a year across the state’s top bureaucrats. The biggest pay gap was recorded in the police and emergency sectors, where pay disparity ranged from $52,000–$60,000.

Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

For the first time ever, government data has shown a significant pay gap between senior male and female public servants in South Australia. Official figures have revealed a pay gap of almost $30,000 a year across the state’s top bureaucrats. The biggest pay gap was recorded in the police and emergency sectors, where pay disparity ranged from $52,000–$60,000.

Data reveals large gender pay gap in SA

For the first time ever, government data has shown a significant pay gap between senior male and female public servants in South Australia. Official figures have revealed a pay gap of almost $30,000 a year across the state’s top bureaucrats. The biggest pay gap was recorded in the police and emergency sectors, where pay disparity ranged from $52,000–$60,000.