Did you know :: that during a 30 year career on a salary of on average £15k per year a female worker could earn up to £100,000 LESS than a male co-worker

 

 

The Equal Pay Act  :: was introduced almost 40 years ago and still there remains a disparity between pay scales for men and women in the UK workplace.

   
 
Equal pay rights

The Equal Pay Act stipulates that people should be paid the same regardless of their gender.

You have a right not to be discriminated against in terms of your wage / pay conditions than another worker who is a member of the opposite sex doing the same - or perhaps nearly the same work for the same employer

There are many thousands of workers that are disadvantaged working for large employers such as the NHS or local councils. Do not be the victim twice over. Make your enquiries immediately to avoid the legal deadlines - this is particularly important if you have left your employ.

How can you exercise these rights

You can exercise your right to equal pay by making a claim. We will provide you with a free informal opinion on the merits of bringing your case.

You can receive advice on a NO WIN NO FEE basis.

Please complete the form below to get started OR telephone 0845 890 2277

 

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