There are a number of key elements that employers with 150+ employees need to consider when conducting their first mandatory gender pay gap reporting exercise. We’re here to help you understand and meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://lnkd.in/eRnHx-Mr #GenderPayGapIreland #PayTransparency #PayEquity
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There are a number of key elements that employers with 150+ employees need to consider when conducting their first mandatory gender pay gap reporting exercise. We’re here to help you understand and meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://lnkd.in/eRnHx-Mr #GenderPayGapIreland #PayTransparency #PayEquity
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There are a number of key elements that employers with 150+ employees need to consider when conducting their first mandatory gender pay gap reporting exercise. We’re here to help you understand and meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://lnkd.in/eRnHx-Mr #GenderPayGapIreland #PayTransparency #PayEquity
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We’re here to help you meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. There are a number of key elements that employers with 150+ employees need to consider when conducting their first mandatory gender pay gap reporting exercise. Given that this is going to be a yearly process and not a once off occurrence, it needs to be fully understood and streamlined into your business activities. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://bit.ly/3yrTgES #GenderPayGapIreland #PayEquity #PayTransparency
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We’re here to help you meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. There are a number of key elements that employers with 150+ employees need to consider when conducting their first mandatory gender pay gap reporting exercise. Given that this is going to be a yearly process and not a once off occurrence, it needs to be fully understood and streamlined into your business activities. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://bit.ly/3VlByed #GenderPayGapIreland #PayEquity #PayTransparency
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We’re here to help you meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. There are a number of key elements that employers with 150+ employees need to consider when conducting their first mandatory gender pay gap reporting exercise. Given that this is going to be a yearly process and not a once off occurrence, it needs to be fully understood and streamlined into your business activities. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://bit.ly/3JO1bPz #GenderPayGapIreland #PayEquity #PayTransparency
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We’re here to help you meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. There are a number of key elements employers need to consider when conducting their mandatory gender pay gap reporting. Firstly, this is going to be a yearly process and not a once off occurrence, so it needs to be fully understood and streamlined into your business activities. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://bit.ly/3OZ8Spd #GenderPayGapIreland #PayEquity #PayTransparency
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We’re here to help you meet your #GenderPayGap reporting obligations. There are a number of key elements employers need to consider when conducting their mandatory gender pay gap reporting. Firstly, this is going to be a yearly process and not a once off occurrence, so it needs to be fully understood and streamlined into your business activities. Find out how Mercer can help your organisation now! https://lnkd.in/ejb5PSb2. #GenderPayGapIreland #PayEquity #PayTransparency"
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Pay gap reporting was first introduced in the UK in 2017 and requires any employer with 250 or more employees to report their gender pay gap (GPG) data on an annual basis. READ NOW: https://bit.ly/3Vt9HbX #lawfirm #legalbusiness #legalmarket
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Whether you are preparing to report your second set of gender pay gap reporting figures, or you are beginning the process as an employer of 150+ people, our ‘lessons learnt’ insight can help you get prepared. #GenderPayGap #PayGapReporting https://pwc.to/43w9FCm
Mandatory gender pay gap reporting—lessons learnt
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Gender Pay Gap reporting is one of the many employer reporting obligations introduced in recent years. Changes have been made to the Gender Pay Gap reporting requirements for 2024, so employers need to ensure they are compliant. A quick read of our brochure will guide you through the changes and the assistance EY can provide.
🚀 Are you ready to meet the new Gender Pay Gap (GPG) reporting requirements for 2024? 📆 With the threshold now lowered to organisations with over 150 employees, it's crucial to start preparing your data and analysis today. 📊 EY and EY Law are at the forefront of helping employers navigate this significant change. 💼 Our service offering is designed to assist you in analysing, collating, and reporting your pay data accurately and effectively. 📈 We understand the importance of not just meeting the requirements but also understanding the underlying factors contributing to the gender pay gap within your organisation. 🧐 Read the brochure to learn more about our services on Gender Pay Gap Reporting 📖 - https://go.ey.com/3XF7BZi #GenderPayGapReporting #BetterWorkingWorld Michael Rooney | Deirdre Malone | Samuel Kingston Daniel l Rachel Dillon | Marie Caulfield
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