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December 11, 2015 Transcript of #CommsChat on women in comms
This week we were joined by Rachel Friendly, MD at Weber Shandwick, as we tried to understand the pay gap, why there is still gender inequality in comms and what the industry should do to tackle it. Read the highlights below:
- in my experience I haven’t seen a gender pay gap. Our comps and bens looks at grade averages not gender averages #commschat
- A1: CIPR stats show women in PR are paid on average £13,887 less with £8,483 of that unaccounted for by circumstantial factors #commschat
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