Don & Low Ltd – Gender Pay Gap Information
The data presented below has been prepared in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017. The figures are taken from employee data correct as of 5 April 2021.
1. Gender Pay Gap
This data includes all full-pay relevant employees who have had no leave* in the pay period and shows the difference between the average hourly rate** of male and female employees.
- Mean Gender Pay Gap: 13%
- Median Gender Pay Gap: 10%
*‘Leave’ refers to maternity, paternity, sick leave and long term disability.
**‘Hourly Rate’ is the ordinary/basic pay as described within the Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations
2. Bonus Gender Pay Gap
This includes all relevant employees as of 5 April 2021 and shows the difference between the bonuses paid to male and female employees.
- Mean Bonus Gender Pay Gap: 30%
- Median Bonus Gender Pay Gap: 0%
3. Proportion of male and female employees receiving bonuses
This includes all relevant employees and shows the percentage of male and female employees that were paid a bonus in the relevant pay period.
- Male 86.21%
- Female 75.79%
4. Male and female employees by pay quartile
This includes all full-pay relevant employees who have had no leave in the relevant pay period and shows the percentage of male and female employees in each quartile.
I confirm the information and data reported is accurate as of the snapshot date 5 April 2021.
Vassilis Zairopoulos
Chairman
1. Gender Pay Gap
This data includes all full-pay relevant employees who have had no leave* in the pay period and shows the difference between the average hourly rate** of male and female employees.
- Mean Gender Pay Gap: 13%
- Median Gender Pay Gap: 11%
*‘Leave’ refers to maternity, paternity, sick leave, long-term disability, and Furlough.
**‘Hourly Rate’ is the ordinary/basic pay described in the Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations.
2. Bonus Gender Pay Gap
This includes all relevant employees as of 5 April 2020 and shows the difference between the bonuses paid to male and female employees.
- Mean Bonus Gender Pay Gap: -12%
- Median Bonus Gender Pay Gap: -9%
3. Proportion of male and female employees receiving bonuses
This includes all relevant employees and shows the percentage of male and female employees that were paid a bonus in the relevant pay period.
- Male 1.75%
- Female 0.99%
4. Male and female employees by pay quartile
This includes all full-pay relevant employees who have had no leave in the relevant pay period and shows the percentage of male and female employees in each quartile.
I confirm the information and data reported is accurate as of the snapshot date 5 April 2020.
Vassilis Zairopoulos
Chairman
1. Gender Pay Gap
The data presented below has been prepared in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017. The figures are taken from employee data correct as at 5 April 2019.
This data includes all full-pay relevant employees who have had no leave* in the pay period and shows the difference between the average hourly rate** of male and female employees.
- Mean Gender Pay Gap: 13.7%
- Median Gender Pay Gap: 8.3%
*‘Leave’ refers to maternity, paternity, sick leave and long term disability.
**‘Hourly Rate’ is the ordinary/basic pay as described within the Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations.
2. Bonus Gender Pay Gap
This includes all relevant employees as at 5 April 2018 and shows the difference between the bonuses paid to male and female employees.
- Mean Bonus Gender Pay Gap: 41%
- Median Bonus Gender Pay Gap: 0%
3. Proportion of male and female employees receiving bonuses
This includes all relevant employees and shows the percentage of male and female employees that were paid a bonus in the relevant pay period.
- Male 96.34%
- Female 95.69%
4. Male and female employees by pay quartile
This includes all full-pay relevant employees who have had no leave in the relevant pay period and shows the percentage of male and female employees in each quartile
I confirm the information and data reported is accurate as of the snapshot date 5 April 2019.
Vassilis Zairopoulos