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Example gender pay gap report

This is the kind of report we produce for clients under our Diversity Data Review service — built here with entirely fictional figures to show the shape and clarity of the finished document, based on the six figures required by the government's gender pay gap reporting guidance.

Example only. Every figure below is fictional and for illustration. It is not the report of a real organisation.

  • EmployerBramwell Logistics Ltd
  • SectorTransport & warehousing
  • Relevant employees412
  • Snapshot date5 April 2025
  • Published20 March 2026

Hourly pay and bonus gap

The mean and median difference between men's and women's pay, expressed as a percentage of men's pay.

Mean gender pay gap (hourly pay)

14.2%

Median gender pay gap (hourly pay)

11.6%

Mean bonus pay gap

32.5%

Median bonus pay gap

18.0%

Proportion receiving a bonus

  • Women
  • Men
  • Women 71%
  • Men 76%

Pay quartiles

Employees ranked by hourly pay from lowest to highest and split into four equal-sized groups.

  • Women
  • Men
  • Upper quartile
  • Upper middle quartile
  • Lower middle quartile
  • Lower quartile
View all figures as a table
Example gender pay gap figures for Bramwell Logistics Ltd
MeasureValue
Mean gender pay gap (hourly pay)14.2%
Median gender pay gap (hourly pay)11.6%
Mean bonus pay gap32.5%
Median bonus pay gap18.0%
Women receiving a bonus71%
Men receiving a bonus76%
Upper quartile – women34%
Upper quartile – men66%
Upper middle quartile – women41%
Upper middle quartile – men59%
Lower middle quartile – women52%
Lower middle quartile – men48%
Lower quartile – women61%
Lower quartile – men39%

Statement of accuracy

I confirm the gender pay gap data reported for Bramwell Logistics Ltd is accurate and has been calculated in line with the government's gender pay gap reporting guidance.

Jordan Ellis Chief Executive, Bramwell Logistics Ltd

What's behind the numbers

Our fictional example shows a familiar pattern: women are under-represented in the upper pay quartile and over-represented in the lower one, which drives most of the overall gap — rather than unequal pay for the same role. A real report from us would set out what's driving your own gap in plain English, alongside a clear, board-ready action plan.

Talk to us about your own report