Gender Pay Gap Report at Practice Plus Group 2024

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Learn about the gender pay gap report at Practice Plus Group Health and Rehabilitation Services Limited for 2024, including insights on mean pay, median pay, workforce proportions, bonus gaps, and efforts to close the gap.

  • Gender Pay Gap
  • Practice Plus Group
  • Workforce Diversity
  • Equality
  • Inclusion

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  1. Gender Pay Gap Report Practice Plus Group Health and Rehabilitation Services Limited 2024 1

  2. Gender Pay Gap Report Our colleagues are passionate about creating an exceptional experience for patients, and we are dedicated to delivering the highest standards of quality and safety. We cannot do this without a workforce that is diverse and inclusive. The gender pay gap shows the difference between the average (mean or median) earnings of men and women. The mean is the average and the median is the middle number when hourly rates are placed in order from lowest to highest; both calculations are expressed as a percentage of male earnings. Equal pay is not the same as the gender pay gap; it deals with pay discrimination and the differences in pay when members of the opposite sex are paid differently but yet they carry out the same work, similar work or work of equal value. We are committed to supporting equality through fair pay and we strive to ensure that men and women are paid equally for doing equal work. PROPORTION OF WORKFORCE PROPORTION RECEIVING A BONUS 81% 19% 3.9% 4.8% 2

  3. Gender Pay Gap Report Mean Pay Median Pay 80 70 60 60 50 40 40 30 20 20 0 10 Non Medical Medical Combined 0 Non Medical Medical Combined Male Female Male Female Type Non Doctors Doctors 1.1% Combined 24.8% 16.8% Mean gender pay gap Median gender pay gap 14.5% 14.6% 4% 3

  4. Gender Pay Gap Report Mean Bonus Median Bonus 60000 60000 50000 50000 40000 40000 30000 30000 20000 20000 10000 10000 0 0 Non Medical Medical Combined Non Medical Medical Combined Male Female Male Female Type Non Doctors Doctors -85.2% -85.2% Combined 50.7% 21.9% Mean bonus gender pay gap Median bonus gender pay gap 52.8% 22.1% 4

  5. Gender Pay Gap Report PAY QUARTILES Upper Middle Quartile Split Upper Quartile Split Lower Quartile Split Lower Middle Quartile Split 12% 28% 15% 20% 72% 80% 88% 85% Hourly Rate Range: 11.40 to 14.52 Hourly Rate Range: 14.52 to 19.42 Hourly Rate Range: 19.42 to 25.41 Hourly Rate Range: 25.42 Salary Range: 49569 Salary Range: 22230 to 28314 Salary Range: 28314 to 37869 Salary Range: 37869 to 49549.50 WHAT DO OUR RESULTS SHOW? The mean gender pay gap has reduced by 2.7% since last year with the median remaining almost the same (0.2% increase). The proportion of men and woman has remained very stable with only a slight change in the middle quartiles, overall the proportion of males increased by 1%. The Lower Middle and Upper quartiles have a negative Gender Pay Gap and Median Gender Pay Gap with the largest gap now being in the lower quartile. In previous year there were no medical bonus s for males, this year there were but the female bonus s were significantly higher resulting in a significantly negative mean and median gender pay gap for doctors. Overall the proportion of people receiving a bonus has decreased but more so for males the gap between proportion of those receiving a bonus has fallen from 2.1% to 0.9%. However the overall bonus mean and median gender pay gap has risen due to mean amount for male bonus s being 50% higher than for females. As with previous year the largest proportion of males is in the Upper quartile where high bonus s are applicable explaining the large bonus gap. CLOSING THE GAP We are committed to maintaining a diverse and gender balanced workforce and we will continue to promote and celebrate diversity and inclusion within the business and the wider community. We will continue to support women in the business through the offering of women in leadership programmes. We support any action designed to highlight the gaps in pay regardless of how these occur. We will work to ensure that all individuals are given equal opportunity to progress within the business in terms of both pay and progression, regardless of gender.

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