Gender Pay Gap Report 2022 – Blanc Brasseries Limited

In accordance with gender pay gap reporting regulations, we are publishing our statistics for 2022.

These statistics look at the difference in the mean and median hourly rates of pay and bonus pay for male and female employees, regardless of their role or seniority. The statistics are based on the prescribed snapshot date of 5 April 2022.

Difference in hourly rate

The mean pay gap is the difference between average hourly earnings of men and women. The median pay gap is the difference between the midpoints in the ranges of hourly earnings for men and women.

To calculate the median, all hourly rates in the sample are lined up from highest to lowest for men and for women and the median is the middle rate for men and for women.

Mean pay gap 10.9%
Median pay gap 2.6%

We are confident we pay men and women the same amount for doing equivalent work, but we do currently employ more men than women in certain senior positions, particularly amongst our kitchen teams, and this creates a gender pay gap.

Proportion of women & men in each pay quartile

Upper quartile 20% women 80% men
Upper middle quartile 39% women 61% men
Lower middle quartile 48% women 52% men
Lower quartile 58% women 42% men

Bonus pay

The bonus statistics are based on the bonuses received by our workforce in the year to 5 April 2022. Women’s mean bonus pay is 22.2% lower than men’s, and women’s median bonus pay is 9.6% lower than men’s.

Mean bonus gap 22.2%
Median bonus gap 9.6%
8.0% of women received bonus pay
14.1% of men received bonus pay

As in previous years, we remain committed to paying our staff a fair wage based on their job role and responsibilities.

Helen Melvin
People Director