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Acas publish new and revised gender pay gap reporting guides

Acas publish a new mini-guide for public sector gender pay gap reporting outlining the duty under the 2017 Regulations and a newly revised guide for managing gender pay reporting in the private/public sectors.
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The new Acas mini-guide, Public Sector: Gender Pay Gap Reporting, outlines the duty under The Equality Act 2010 (Specific Duties and Public Authorities) Regulations 2017 and refers readers to the newly revised Acas guide ‘Managing gender pay reporting’ (revised from the initial guide issued earlier this year) for advice, which provides an explanation of what the gender pay gap is, how to measure the ‘gap’ and how to report on it in compliance with legislation.


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