Gender Pay Gap
Along with all large companies Rygor Group Limited is publishing
data in respect of its Gender Pay Gap.
Rygor is committed to equal pay regardless of race, colour,
religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age or disability.
Our highest paid workers tend to be our Sales Executives and Vehicle
Technicians, which in the commercial vehicle industry are traditionally male-dominated. There are currently opportunities in these departments, including
apprenticeships, and if you are interested in a career at Rygor please email
careers@rygor.co.uk with your details.
The mean hourly pay for male employees was 11.85% (2023: 19.78%)
higher than it was for female employees. This compares to a national pay gap of
13.1% higher pay for males. The median hourly pay gap was 23.18% (2023: 22.67%)
The mean bonus we pay our staff was 34.09% higher for male staff
(2023: 50.52.88% higher for male staff). The median bonus was 20% higher for
female staff (2023: equal).
We continually endeavour to reward our staff by sharing in our success. Bonus
was paid to 43% (2023: 91.2%) of all male employees compared to 70% (2023: 92.56%)
of females.
This data is based as of 30 April 2024, when we had a total of 563
(2023: 553) employees of which 123 (22%) (2023: 121 (22%)) were female and 440
(78%) (2023: 432 (78%)) were male.
The split of employees per pay quartile was as follows which
reflects the low numbers of female staff in our higher paid vehicle technician
and vehicle sales departments.
Male | Female | |
Lower Quartile | 92 | 48 |
Lower Mid Quartile | 102 | 39 |
Upper Mid Quartile | 123 | 18 |
Upper Quartile | 123 | 18 |
Tim Smith – Group Finance Director
April 2025