Executive pay report finds 'disappointing' progress on FTSE 100 board gender diversity
Six FTSE 100 female CEOs earning 32% less than men
FTSE 100 firms lacking female CEOs
A scathing report published by the CIPD and the High Pay Centre has found that FTSE 100 companies have failed to improve board diversity in 2018, with just six female CEOs across these firms earning 32% less than their male counterparts.
Despite efforts to improve board diversity, the report said it is "disappointing" to see so few female CEOs and executive directors on the boards of FTSE 100 firms. Diversity Blog: FRC calls for more...
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