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Tofauti hiyo inatokana na kazi nje ya mishahara yao ya bunge ambazo wanaume wanazitafuta kwa juhudi zao. Lakini basic salary ya Bunge ni sawa kwa sexes zote
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Parliament's gender pay gap: Male MPs earn 10.4% more on average than their female counterparts
· Analysis shows male MPs earn more than females despite same basic salary
· Male politicians more likely to have outside jobs and be on the ministerial ladder
· Average pay gap between male and female MPs is 10.4 per cent, study found
By JAMES TAPSFIELD, POLITICAL EDITOR FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 10:48 BST, 4 March 2018 | UPDATED: 11:51 BST, 4 March 2018
Male MPs earn an average of 10.4 per cent more than their female counterparts, it was claimed today.
Analysis has revealed there is a gulf between the sexes in parliament despite all MPs having the same basic salary.
The research by the Sunday Times took into account earnings from second jobs and ministerial salaries to calculate a figure.
Embarrassingly for parliament, it is higher than the average 9.3 per cent pay gap at the BBC - which was heavily criticised by MPs from all parties.
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Analysis has revealed there is a pay gulf between the sexes in the House of Commons
Male Tory MPs are said to be the highest earners, raking in an average of £104,102 a year.
By contract female Tories earn an average of £96,313.
Earnings by Labour politicians are much closer to parity - largely because they are not in the ministerial ranks and are much less likely to have outside jobs on top of the basic £77,000 MP salary.
Average pay for male Labour MPs is £79,267, compared with £78,840 for female Labour MPs.
Carolyn Harris, Labour's shadow minister for women and equalities, told the newspaper: "The gender pay gap remains stubbornly large for women working in most professions, so it is disappointing it also extends to MPs."
Conservative MP Geoffrey Cox is said to be the top earner since the general election last June.
The Torridge and West Devon MP works part-time as a barrister and has declared £464,707.66 in earnings since the vote.
Tory MP for Stratford-Upon-Avon Nadhim Zahawi came second in the analysis, having received a monthly salary of more than £29,000 from oil exploration company until he was appointed as a minister in January.
The Liberal Democrats have the largest pay gap at 20.5 per cent.
However, the party only has 12 MPs and the figures are weighted by Sir Ed Davey, MP for Kingston and Surbiton, who says his outside earnings are put into a trust for his disabled son.
Conservative MP Geoffrey Cox, a QC, is said to be the top earner since the general election last June. Tory MP for Stratford-Upon-Avon Nadhim Zahawi came second in the analysis, having received a monthly salary of more than £29,000 from oil exploration company until he was appointed as a minister in January
Tofauti hiyo inatokana na kazi nje ya mishahara yao ya bunge ambazo wanaume wanazitafuta kwa juhudi zao. Lakini basic salary ya Bunge ni sawa kwa sexes zote
Soma hapa
Parliament's gender pay gap: Male MPs earn 10.4% more on average than their female counterparts
· Analysis shows male MPs earn more than females despite same basic salary
· Male politicians more likely to have outside jobs and be on the ministerial ladder
· Average pay gap between male and female MPs is 10.4 per cent, study found
By JAMES TAPSFIELD, POLITICAL EDITOR FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 10:48 BST, 4 March 2018 | UPDATED: 11:51 BST, 4 March 2018
Male MPs earn an average of 10.4 per cent more than their female counterparts, it was claimed today.
Analysis has revealed there is a gulf between the sexes in parliament despite all MPs having the same basic salary.
The research by the Sunday Times took into account earnings from second jobs and ministerial salaries to calculate a figure.
Embarrassingly for parliament, it is higher than the average 9.3 per cent pay gap at the BBC - which was heavily criticised by MPs from all parties.
·
Analysis has revealed there is a pay gulf between the sexes in the House of Commons
Male Tory MPs are said to be the highest earners, raking in an average of £104,102 a year.
By contract female Tories earn an average of £96,313.
Earnings by Labour politicians are much closer to parity - largely because they are not in the ministerial ranks and are much less likely to have outside jobs on top of the basic £77,000 MP salary.
Average pay for male Labour MPs is £79,267, compared with £78,840 for female Labour MPs.
Carolyn Harris, Labour's shadow minister for women and equalities, told the newspaper: "The gender pay gap remains stubbornly large for women working in most professions, so it is disappointing it also extends to MPs."
Conservative MP Geoffrey Cox is said to be the top earner since the general election last June.
The Torridge and West Devon MP works part-time as a barrister and has declared £464,707.66 in earnings since the vote.
Tory MP for Stratford-Upon-Avon Nadhim Zahawi came second in the analysis, having received a monthly salary of more than £29,000 from oil exploration company until he was appointed as a minister in January.
The Liberal Democrats have the largest pay gap at 20.5 per cent.
However, the party only has 12 MPs and the figures are weighted by Sir Ed Davey, MP for Kingston and Surbiton, who says his outside earnings are put into a trust for his disabled son.
Conservative MP Geoffrey Cox, a QC, is said to be the top earner since the general election last June. Tory MP for Stratford-Upon-Avon Nadhim Zahawi came second in the analysis, having received a monthly salary of more than £29,000 from oil exploration company until he was appointed as a minister in January
