Zero-progress made on the disability pay gap

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According to a recent article by TUC (Changing the World of Work for Good), the disability pay gap has not significantly improved over the past ten years. 

https://www.tuc.org.uk/news/tuc-slams-zero-progress-disability-pay-gap-last-decade

The analysis reveals that the pay gap for disabled workers across the board is £1.90 an hour, or £66.50 per week – over what the average household spends on their weekly food shop (£62.20). 

If you are an HR professional and need help supporting your employers and employees to foster a more inclusive work environment, please don’t hesitate to contact Seema and the team at Blind Ambition. 

Blind Ambition are dedicated to providing tailored support and advice that meets the needs of your business. 

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