In 2024, there were roughly 591,000 full-time male employees in the financial and insurance activities sector in the United Kingdom (UK). The number of full-time female employees, on the other hand, was much lower, at 424,000. In terms of part-time employment, there were significantly more female employees in the sector than males. In 2024, a total of 122,000 people worked part-time, and only 16,000 were male.
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Overview
Pay gaps
Bonuses paid
Pay gaps at leading banks
Gender distribution per pay quartile at leading banks
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