Department for Business and Trade
Department for Business and Trade has submitted data every year since 2024, with all 2 submissions on time.
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Last submission received on Tuesday, 16 Dec 2025 at 16:00 UTC.
Overall workforce composition
Deviation from a 50:50 gender split, averaged across all four pay quartiles per year. 0% represents an equal split of men and women; positive values mean more women, negative means fewer women.
Hourly pay gap over time
Positive values indicate women's hourly pay is lower than men's by that percentage. A value of 0 indicates equal pay; negative values indicate women earn more.
Pay quartile breakdown
Each band shows the percentage of that quartile that is male vs female.
Lower quartile bottom 25% of earners
Lower-middle quartile 25–50th percentile
Upper-middle quartile 50–75th percentile
Top quartile top 25% of earners
Bonus pay
Percentage of each gender who received a bonus payment.
Bonus pay gap — positive values indicate women's bonus pay is lower than men's.
Year by year
Each year's submission in full. Most recent year shown first.
2025 Mean pay gap 4.7%
Submitted on Tuesday, 16 Dec 2025 at 16:00 UTC.
In this organisation, women earned 93p for every £1 that men earned when comparing median hourly pay.
Women's median bonus pay was 0.8% higher than men's.
Women made up 45.7% of the highest paid quarter and 55.6% of the lowest paid quarter.
Pay quartile breakdown
2024 Mean pay gap 5.2%
Submitted on Thursday, 19 Dec 2024 at 10:44 UTC.
In this organisation, women earned 91p for every £1 that men earned when comparing median hourly pay.
Women's median bonus pay was 2.2% higher than men's.
Women made up 44.3% of the highest paid quarter and 55.0% of the lowest paid quarter.
Pay quartile breakdown