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About Emma Carter
Emma has broad experience in employment law dealing with contentious and non-contentious matters and acting for both employers and employees. She mainly provides strategic, commercial advice to both domestic and global corporate clients in both the public and private sectors, and, in particular, the financial services, retail, recruitment, education, hospitality and leisure and charity industries.
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London's gender pay gap worst in the UK
The Office for National Statistics published data this week that shows London as a region has the widest gender pay gap in the UK. Currently, women working full-time in London earn 14.6 per cent less than their male colleagues. In the past twenty years the gap has narrowed only slightly from 15.1 per cent. In contrast, during this same period the pay gap in Wales and Scotland has gone from 17.5 per cent and 18.4 per cent to 6.3 per cent and 6.6. per cent respectively.