IRISH ACCOUNTANTS HELP CLIENTS NEGOTIATE COMPLEX GENDER PAY GAP CALCULATIONS
July 30th, 2022
Irish accountants are actively helping clients understand the country’s Gender Pay Gap Information Act, in force from May 31 (1), requiring firms to publicly report gender pay gaps - and action to solve them – in their organisations.
Companies and advisors are concerned about the tight June-to-December timescale for reporting pay data, said Aoife Newton who leads KPMG’s gender pay gap (GPG) reporting services: “The timeline for reporting is very limited. Some employers may struggle with collating and analysing the correct data in order to report ...
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