The Accountants 2024: Gender pay parity ‘won’t happen overnight’
ANALYSIS: Improving diversity at senior levels the key to improving stubborn accounting pay gap.
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At PwC New Zealand, the country’s largest firm by headcount, the gender pay gap at partnership level is 21%. For the rest of the employees, it’s 7.2%.
Outgoing boss Mark Averill says the firm looks at the gap on two levels: it’s not uncomfortable with the 7.2% but, clearly, at partner level,
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Hamish McNicol, Kate McVicar, and Liam Rātana
Wed, 10 Apr 2024
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