Glass ceiling pay gap revealed: 26% of women directors earn less

摘要

Women in practice are still paid less than male counterparts, according to the AJ Women in Architecture 2013 survey. Nearly a third of male architects working full time in the UK earn more than ￡48k, but less than a fifth of female equivalents earn that much. The difference is most marked at the top end of the pay scale. At full-time director level in the UK, only 37 per cent of women earn between ￡61k and ￡99k a year, compared with 63 per cent of men - a staggering 26 percentage-point difference.