AXA UK narrows its gender pay gap

AXA UK’s gender pay gap report shows the insurer has reduced the difference between the wages and bonuses paid to men and women but needs to pursue its efforts towards parity.

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AXA, Gender Pay gap, Insurance, Reinsurance, Lucinda Charles-Jones, UK

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