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New Zealand survey shows strong support for mandatory pay gap reporting to address disparities.
A new New Zealand survey shows 74% of respondents support mandatory gender pay gap reporting for medium and large employers, with 84% in favor when including undecided individuals.
Despite most companies having access to the required data, 40% have never conducted a pay gap analysis, and only 43% have up-to-date calculations.
Significant disparities exist across sectors and ethnic groups, especially for Māori, Pacific, and Asian women.
Experts cite international success with mandatory reporting, which has reduced pay gaps by 20–40%, and urge the government to pass a members bill requiring disclosure for firms with over 150 employees.
La encuesta de Nueva Zelanda muestra un fuerte apoyo a los informes obligatorios de brechas salariales para abordar las disparidades.