Environment Agency: pay gap
Data on average earnings at the Environment Agency, showing pay differences by gender, disability, ethnicity, religion and belief, and sexual orientation.
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Details
The reports provide data on the pay gap at the Environment Agency and contains:
- an overview of the Environment Agency pay gap
- Environment Agency pay gap comparison with UK-wide data
- an explanation of pay gap terminology
- details on how the Environment Agency has improved diversity to date
- summary of initiatives to improve diversity in the future
- ordinary hourly and bonus pay gap descriptions for gender, disability, race, religion and belief and sexual orientation
Updates to this page
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1) Added the Environment Agency: pay gap 2025 report. 2) Added the Environment Agency pay gap: correction report 2022 to 2025. 3) Added correction notes to 2022 to 2024 reports. 4) Removed 2017 to 2021 reports in line with the 3-year online retention requirement.
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Added the Environment Agency pay gap 2024 report
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Added the 2023 pay gap report.
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Added the 2022 pay gap report.
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Environment Agency pay gap report for 2021 published.
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Published the Environment Agency pay gap report for 2020.
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Added the 2019 data.
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Religion and belief figures corrected. When processing the figures for our 18/19 pay gap report, it has been realised that the figures for religion and belief were published incorrectly as follows: • Mean: originally published as 0.8%, correct figure -0.8% • Median: originally published as -2.1%, correct figure 2.0% • Bonus mean: originally published as 1%, correct figure -1.0% • Bonus median: originally published as -2.6%, correct figure 2.5% The report has now been corrected accordingly.
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Race figures corrected. When processing the figures for our 18/19 pay gap report, it has been realised that the figures for religion and belief were published incorrectly as follows: • Mean: originally published as 0.8%, correct figure -0.8% • Median: originally published as -2.1%, correct figure 2.0% • Bonus mean: originally published as 1%, correct figure -1.0% • Bonus median: originally published as -2.6%, correct figure 2.5% The report has now been corrected accordingly
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2018 pay gap report added. This includes data on gender, disability, race, religion and belief, sexual orientation.
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First published.