The disability pay gap
disabled people and non-disabled people that have an impact on the pay gap. For example, lower levels of education or reduced ability to work continuously on a full-time basis can have a negative impact on pay. The overall employee rate1 of disabled people was about 35% in 2014 for both disabled men and women.
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