Publishing the 'Ethnicity Pay Gap' report at Hachette UK – 2019

Hachette UK voluntarily published its first 'Ethnicity Pay Gap' report in April 2019. This article puts the pay gap into the context of Hachette UK’s wider diversity and inclusion agenda and is a key action towards its stated aim to be the publisher of choice for all people regardless of b...

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Main Author: Saskia Bewley
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ubiquity Press 2020-02-01
Series:Insights: The UKSG Journal
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Online Access:https://insights.uksg.org/articles/490
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spelling doaj-b1c06c64b7334a8bbd15ddb7e20d28612020-11-24T21:53:48ZengUbiquity PressInsights: The UKSG Journal 2048-77542020-02-0133110.1629/uksg.490455Publishing the 'Ethnicity Pay Gap' report at Hachette UK – 2019Saskia Bewley0Head of Diversity & Inclusion, HachetteHachette UK voluntarily published its first 'Ethnicity Pay Gap' report in April 2019. This article puts the pay gap into the context of Hachette UK’s wider diversity and inclusion agenda and is a key action towards its stated aim to be the publisher of choice for all people regardless of background. It examines the ethnicity pay gap data, the response to the disclosure by Hachette UK employees and the formation of an action plan to address the low representation of black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) employees at Hachette UK. It then addresses the challenges of approaching topics of race and ethnicity in the workplace and imperatives for doing so, as well noting the successes. Finally, the article, looks to the future and how such reporting will inform meaningful diversity and inclusion interventions and cultural change across the business.https://insights.uksg.org/articles/490diversityinclusionethnicitypublishinghachette
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publisher Ubiquity Press
series Insights: The UKSG Journal
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publishDate 2020-02-01
description Hachette UK voluntarily published its first 'Ethnicity Pay Gap' report in April 2019. This article puts the pay gap into the context of Hachette UK’s wider diversity and inclusion agenda and is a key action towards its stated aim to be the publisher of choice for all people regardless of background. It examines the ethnicity pay gap data, the response to the disclosure by Hachette UK employees and the formation of an action plan to address the low representation of black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) employees at Hachette UK. It then addresses the challenges of approaching topics of race and ethnicity in the workplace and imperatives for doing so, as well noting the successes. Finally, the article, looks to the future and how such reporting will inform meaningful diversity and inclusion interventions and cultural change across the business.
topic diversity
inclusion
ethnicity
publishing
hachette
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