Key findings Gender pay gaps Overall gender pay gap The overall gender pay gap (GPG) reflects a range of complex, inter-related factors including the concentration of women in low paying roles and industries and the concentration of men in the highest paying roles and industries. We calculate gender pay gaps across the dataset by industry and by management and non-management categories, excluding CEO salaries. The gender pay gap data does not reflect comparisons of Agency’s women and men in the same roles. Our data shows a gender pay gap in favour of men in every industry. Base salary gender pay gap 17.7% average male full- time earnings and full- Women’s average + ($16,219) time base salary average female FULL-TIME across all full-time BASE industries and earnings occupations is 17.7% expressed as a Gender pay less than men’s. percentage of gap: the male earnings. difference between the Total remuneration gender pay gap 23.1% Women’s average + time total remuneration ($26,853) across all industries FULL-TIME TOTAL and occupations is 23.1% less than men’s.
Key findings Gender pay gaps Overall gender pay gap The overall gender pay gap (GPG) reflects a range of complex, inter-related factors including the concentration of women in low paying roles and industries and the concentration of men in the highest paying roles and industries. We calculate gender pay gaps across the dataset by industry and by management and non-management categories, excluding CEO salaries. The Agency’s gender pay gap data does not reflect comparisons of women and men in the same roles. Our data shows a gender pay gap in favour of men in every industry. Base salary gender pay gap + Women’s average full- time base salary across all industries and occupations is 17.7% less than men’s. 17.7% ($16,219) FULL-TIME BASE Gender pay gap: the difference between the average male full- time earnings and average female full-time earnings expressed as a percentage of male earnings. Total remuneration gender pay gap + Women’s average total remuneration across all industries and occupations is 23.1% less than men’s. 23.1% ($26,853) FULL-TIME TOTAL time