Revealed: Female pharmacists may be underpaid by thousands of pounds each year Exclusive: There is a statistically significant gender pay gap in pharmacy, with a survey by The Pharmaceutical Journal showing female pharmacists are paid on average 6% less than their male colleagues.…
Tackling the gender pay gap: how female pharmacists can take action The Pharmaceutical Journal has revealed a statistically significant gender pay gap of 6.4% in favour of male pharmacists — Emma Wilkinson and Angela Kam investigate.…
More women than men on GPhC committees Women now outnumber men as members of the statutory committees run by the General Pharmaceutical Council, according to latest figures.…
Much of 25% gender pay gap in health ‘remains unexplained’ Men are paid considerably more than women in healthcare, with much of the difference “unexplained”, shows a recent global review of gender equity.…
Women will make up 72% of pharmacy workforce ‘by 2030’ There will be a 40% growth in the amount of people working in pharmacy by 2030, shows the largest ever study into the global workforce, published on 4 September 2018.…
Pharmacists share experience and advice at ‘Women in Leadership’ seminar Led by Claire Thompson and Nadia Bukhari, the ‘Women in Leadership: Survive and Thrive’ event brought together women from across the pharmacy sector to share their experiences of navigating the workplace.…
First ever primary care consultant pharmacist appointed in the UK The first consultant pharmacist working at a population level in primary care has been appointed by Dudley clinical commissioning group.…
Christine Heading: career breaks, freelancing and following your gut A minute in the company of the pharmacist and academic.…
Hunt pledges to eradicate gender pay gap in NHS doctors Health and social care secretary Jeremy Hunt has ordered a review into how much the NHS in England pays male and female doctors in an effort to eliminate the 15% gender pay gap. …
GPhC gender pay gap below national average According to the General Pharmaceutical Council’s gender pay gap report 2017, its male employees earn, on average, 14.2% more than their female colleagues, which is below the national average.…
