More than 100 NHS trusts have a worse gender pay gap than a year ago | Anna Bawden and Pamela Duncan

The latest data for the public sector and charities shows that women are still faring badly. Health trusts have the most to do

One year since the first gender pay gap figures were published, women working in the public sector in England are paid even less than their male counterparts. Whereas public bodies reported a median gender pay gap of 14% last year, analysis by the Guardian shows that far from decreasing, it has increased slightly to 14.1%.

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from The Guardian https://ift.tt/2KbHR2q