Live Nation, AEG report UK gender pay gap stats
AEG, Live Nation and Ticketmaster have reported their 2020 GPGs voluntarily, showing a narrowing of the average pay gap between men and women at all three companies
News By IQ | 2 July 2020
Several UK-based live music businesses have voluntarily reported their most recent gender pay gap (GPG) statistics.
Despite the government ruling early into the Covid-19 pandemic that companies do not have to meet the deadline this year, Live Nation UK, AEG Europe and Ticketmaster UK have shared their pay gap data for the 12 months from 5 April 2019.
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From 2017, all companies in mainland Britain with more than 250 employees have been required to report their GPG – defined as the “difference in the average hourly wage of all men and women across a workforce” – for the previous year to the government equalities office.
However, with that requirement on hold amid the coronavirus pandemic, many of the companies which appeared on last year’s list, including SMG/ASM Global, Academy Music Group,…
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