Stateside Foods Ltd Gender Pay Reporting
The information below is based on the snapshot of data for the 5th April 2022, reporting date of 5th April 2023.
Pay Information
The mean gender pay gap percentage: 12.07%
The median gender pay gap percentage: 6.50%
Stateside Foods Ltd is an equal pay employer. All employees are paid the same rate for doing the same job. There is no difference between the rates paid to men and women.
The overall reason for the gap is likely to be an under-representation of women at senior levels.
Actions over the years have kept our gender pay gap to a lower level; however, we are aware that we need to do more to help reduce the gap and ensure we are leading a positive change.
Quartiles
Of the 272 employee’s in the lower quartile 137 are male and 135 are female. This means 50.37% are male and 49.63% are female.
Of the 272 employee’s in the lower middle quartile 204 are male and 68 are female. This means 75% are male and 25% are female.
Of the 271 employee’s in the upper middle quartile 207 are male and 64 are female. This means 76.38% are male and 23.62% are female.
Of the 271 employee’s in the upper quartile 198 are male and 73 are female. This means 73.06% are male and 26.94% are female.
Bonus Information
The mean gender bonus pay gap percentage is 77.32%
The median gender bonus pay gap percentage is 8.33%
Out of 746 relevant male employees 18 were paid a bonus. Out of 340 relevant female employees 6 were paid a bonus. This means 2.41% of all relevant males were paid a bonus and 1.76% of all relevant females were paid a bonus.
What we are doing to improve our Gender Pay Gap?
We are actively looking at ways to address the gender pay gap throughout our business, and have a range of initiatives in place to do this. Some of these are detailed as follows:
Recruitment
We are an equal pay employer and pay employees the same rates of pay for the same grade regardless of gender.
As an employer we want to employ the best person for the job and pay competitive rates to attract talent. We currently recruit based on our employee behaviours, which reduces unconscious bias and ensures that we have a fair recruiting process.
In certain roles and functions males and females are often represented than in other roles, an example of this is that males tend to dominate engineering roles which generally attract a higher pay rate than other, more female dominated roles.
Through our various initiatives, we are also encouraging more females to enter roles which, historically, have tended to be male dominate.
Employee Benefits
We have enhanced our employee benefits offerings with additional maternity pay to attract key skills and talent back into the workplace after maternity leave.
Training & Development
We continue to encourage the career development of all our employees and pay attention to our promotion and recruitment practices about gender.
We recognise that our most important resource is our employees. We develop our people providing them with nationally recognised qualifications and ensure that all employees gain necessary skills to reach their full potential.
Our recent growth has enabled many of our employees to advance their careers through the opportunities that we create at all levels of our company. We have always been an organisation where people can thrive and develop regardless of their gender.
With further development of our initiatives we believe it will help improve our gender pay gap further and help us on our way to becoming a leading diverse organisation.
I confirm the information published above is accurate.
Signed
Jonathan Lucas
Managing Director
