British employers must publish how much they pay men and women The legislative obligation to disclose gender pay gap came into force in the UK. It applies to all employers with more than 250 employees. There are more than 9,000 such employers. The measure will affect approximately half of all employees in the country (about 15 million people). According to the…
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