The gender gap: Men and women's pay
The 2013 IEMA practitioners' survey details the differences between men and women's pay in the environment profession in comparison to the UK average
Nearly two-thirds (63.2%) of respondents to the 2013 survey are male; 36% are female, while the remainder did not disclose. The gender profile of the survey mirrors the UK IEMA membership as a whole,Continue reading this with an IEMA membership
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