Societal gender equality

We asked our respondents about perceived gendered gaps in society in relation to pay, career progression, healthcare and education

68% of women believe society favours men on the question of pay

However, only 31% of men believe the same.

66%

of male respondents believe society treats men and women equally in relation to pay

While only 32% of women believe the same

74%

of younger people in the age range 18-25 believe society treats men and women equally in relation to pay

This is in contrast to 25% of those aged 46-55 who believe the same

61%

of male respondents believe society treats men and women equally with regards to career progression

While 30% of women believe the same.

Career progression

69%

of female respondents believe society is more favourable towards men

While 28% of male respondents believe the same

Society is moving towards equality

When compared by age 55% of respondents in the age range 18-25 believe society treats men and women equally in relation to career progression. This is in contrast to 29% of those aged 46-55 who believe the same.

Potentially an indicator that society is moving towards equality and younger generations are reaping the benefits.

Healthcare and education

In relation to healthcare and education, genders are more aligned

86%

of respondents believe society treats men and women equally in relation to healthcare

81%

of respondents believe society treats men and women equally in relation to educational