The IQVIA UK business recently published its latest Gender Pay Gap report for the 2022-2023 performance year. Our full report, as submitted, can be viewed at the following link: UK 2023 Gender Pay Gap Report
At IQVIA, we believe that diversity, inclusion, and belonging empower our mission to accelerate innovation for a healthier world.
We create a culture of belonging by valuing the perspectives of all talented employees worldwide and providing them with the opportunity to thrive at IQVIA.
When our talented employees bring their authentic selves and their diverse experiences to work, they enable us to accomplish extraordinary things. Multi-faceted thought processes spark innovation. Multi-talented collaboration harnesses innovation to deliver superior outcomes.
We are dedicated to supporting a diverse, inclusive, and collaborative work environment where there is the opportunity for all to participate and share their perspective.
Our activities are designed to actively seek a diverse range of talent at all levels, hiring individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences.
We remain focused on fostering a workplace where opportunity and advancement are accessible to everyone. Developing and progressing diverse talent within our organization.
We create a culture of belonging by valuing the perspectives of all talented employees worldwide and providing them with the opportunity to thrive at IQVIA.
Under the UK Government’s regulations, we are required to report certain gender pay information for all entities with 250 or more employees; in IQVIA we have three such legal entities outlined below.
In the following charts, the term ‘median’ represents the comparison of the middle number in a sorted list arranged in value order from lowest to highest for each gender. The term ‘mean’ represents the comparable average hourly earnings by gender.
The charts above also show the gender distribution in each of the three entities across four equally sized pay quartiles.
As a reminder, the disclosures required by the gender pay gap law measure the difference between the average earnings of all employees who identify as men and women, irrespective of their role or seniority, within the statutory quartiles. They do not reflect equality of pay for equal roles.