Women less likely to have successfully asked for a pay rise than men, poll finds
Women are less likely to have successfully asked for a pay compared to men, research has revealed, as employers are warned to report their gender pay gaps by today’s deadline or face enforcement action.
A survey of 16,000 people, conducted by YouGov, found that just one in five (21 per cent) women have successfully asked for a pay rise, compared to nearly a third (31 per cent) of men.
It found that women were far less likely to have asked for a pay increase than men; nearly two thirds (60 per cent) of women said they had never requested a raise, compared to 48 per cent of men.
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