Consultation outcome

Mandatory Gender Pay Gap Reporting - Public Sector

• From: Government Equalities Office
• Published: 18 August 2016
• Last updated: 24 January 2017 — See all updates

This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

This consultation has concluded

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Mandatory Gender Pay Gap Reporting – Public Sector Employers

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Detail of outcome

This document summarises responses received for the consultation ‘Mandatory Gender Pay Gap Reporting – Public Sector Employers’.

It outlines:

• the background to the consultation
• a summary of the responses received
• the government’s plans following the consultation

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Original consultation

Summary

The government has published their response to the consultation on mandatory gender pay gap reporting for public sector employers.

This consultation was held on another website.

This consultation ran from
18 August 2016 to 11:45pm on 30 September 2016

Consultation description

• Our consultation sought views on proposals to introduce mandatory gender pay gap reporting requirements to the public sector, which are in line with the obligations which will apply to large employers in the private and voluntary sectors.
• The changes are being introduced by amending the Specific Duties regulations in England, which underpin the Public Sector Equality Duty.
• The consultation invited feedback on the new reporting requirements that will apply to specified public bodies in England (and others whose functions are not devolved) if they employ 250 or more employees.
• We have published a government response that sets out the findings of that consultation.
• We have also laid the draft regulations which will require specified public sector employers with at least 250 employees to report on the gender pay differences of their employees. *Subject to parliamentary approval, these regulations will be in force by March 2017 and the specified public bodies will need to publish their gender pay gap data before March 2018.

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Mandatory Gender Pay Gap Reporting - Public Sector Employers Consultation

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Published 18 August 2016
Last updated 24 January 2017 + show all updates

1. 24 January 2017

   Government response to consultation published.

2. 18 August 2016

   First published.