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5 January 2018

3358 GB adults surveyed

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Iceland has become the first country to make the gender pay gap illegal, by bringing in a mechanism saying that companies employing more than 25 people must get a government certificate as proof of equal pay. Would you support or oppose similar legislation in the UK?

Conducted 5 January 2018

YouGov surveyed 3358 GB adults

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Iceland has become the first country to make the gender pay gap illegal, by bringing in a mechanism saying that companies employing more than 25 people must get a government certificate as proof of equal pay. Would you support or oppose similar legislation in the UK?

Conducted 5 January 2018

YouGov surveyed 3358 GB adults

By:
70%
11%
19%

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