Top 65%
en este catálogo (719 prácticas puntuadas)
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Efficiency1/1
Piggybacking the gender questions onto the existing annual Employment Survey keeps administrative cost low.
Transferability / replicability1/3
The voluntary survey-alongside-existing-employment-census model is simple to replicate in other small jurisdictions, though no other jurisdiction has yet adopted Gibraltar's specific approach.
Impact on gender equality0/1
The gender pay gap has persisted at roughly 19% and even widened slightly between 2022 and 2023, indicating no measurable narrowing attributable to the survey.
Effectiveness0/1
As a voluntary, non-binding exercise with no follow-up requirements, the survey has not been shown to change employer pay practices.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
The government's own Employment Survey Report 2023 provides concrete, itemised male/female earnings figures each year.
Sustainability1/1
The survey has run continuously since 2018 and remains part of the annual Employment Survey cycle.
Achievement / evidence1/1
The government has sustained annual publication of gender-disaggregated earnings data for over five years.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding0/1
The initiative is a narrow, single-purpose pay survey rather than a cross-departmental mainstreaming programme.
Curator validation0/1
No independent third-party audit or certification of the survey's methodology or results was found.
Evidoria. Encuesta sobre la brecha salarial de género de Gibraltar. ID persistente: 1c3f1c71-999e-402f-b4e7-a15d0028817e.