On average the gender pay gap at Scope is 19%.
Our gender pay gap has moved since 2017. Last year we divested our regulated and day services. This has had an adverse effect on our gender pay gap. Divestment will also impact on next year’s figures. We are determined to address this gap and take all necessary steps.
We are determined to be a leader in best practice around diversity and equality, reducing the gender pay gap is a crucial part of this aim.
Mean: 19.2% gap
Median: 2.6% gap
The percentage of men and women who received bonuses.
Men: 3.6%
Women: 5.7%
Of those employee’s that did receive a bonus. The percentage difference in pay between men and women.
Mean: 40.7% gap
Median: 18.2% gap
The percentage of men and women in each pay band. Band A being the lowest quartile and Band D being the highest quartile.
Band | Men | Women |
---|---|---|
A | 21% | 79% |
B | 15% | 85% |
C | 21.6% | 78.4% |
D | 30.3% | 69.7% |
To make a difference, we will:
Scope is committed to promoting equality and diversity and supports this objective in a number of ways:
We actively support colleagues, where possible, to work flexibly, helping them to balance their personal responsibilities with their work.
We encourage managers to implement job shares, where possible.
All staff are encouraged to develop their skills and knowledge within the workplace. We support staff, in discussion with an individual’s line manager, to attend seminars, conferences and training courses so they can develop new skills to support them in their job and, where appropriate, help them to progress.
We offer a wide range of benefits to our employees to help them with day to day living costs including travel, household bills, shopping or child care.
We have in place a high profile and diverse internal network of People Champions to drive engagement with staff at all levels across the organisation.
Our values support our commitment to diversity and equality.