UK female workers still get lower bonuses than males, data firm says

UK female workers still get lower bonuses than males, data firm says

Women in Britain continue to receive substantially lower bonus payments than ​men, according to human resources data firm ‌Brightmine.

UK female workers still get lower bonuses than males: data firm

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UK female workers still get lower bonuses than males, data firm s

Women in Britain continue to receive significantly lower annual bonuses than men, with only slight narrowing of the gap, according to Brightmine HR payroll data.