Hi all,
I read something interesting today:
Recent research has shown that the gender pay gap in senior accountancy jobs is on the rise. Apparently, the average basic salary for a male chartered accountant over 45 is £98,400, which is 60% more than their female colleagues earn - around £60,500 on average.
Interestingly, this pay gap is not as pronounced among younger accountants. Under the age of 30, female accountants currently earn arouns £47,300, while males in the same position get only 4% higher than that – around £49,300.
As unfair as this is, I wonder why this has happened?