Equal pay Statutory Code of Practice - Equality and Human ...
The Commission has powers to carry out inquiries, for example into the extent and causes of pay gaps in particular sectors or areas, and to conduct investigations of an employer it suspects of having unlawfully discriminatory pay practices. The Commission uses its powers of investigation and inquiry strategically
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