Slaughters becomes latest to reveal underwhelming gender and ethnicity pay gap

Paul Stacey

Slaughter and May has published its first partner-level pay gap report, revealing that male partners earn on average 8.9% more than their female counterparts.

Including all employees, the figures remained flat from 2017, with the mean pay gap between men and women standing at 14.4% and the median gap steady at 38.7%.

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