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Barclays’ pay gap for Black employees grows in 2022 despite more senior staff
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fnlondon.comThe pay gap between Black and white employees at Barclays increased last year, despite the UK lender bolstering the number of Black managing directors in 2022.
The average pay gap for Black employees was 19.6% last year at Barclays, according to new figures published by the bank, which was an increase of 0.4%. Meanwhile, the bonus differential was 52.8%, a rise of 1.2% compared to 2021.
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