Gender Inequality Statistics  

Penny Streeter OBE, the owner of the A24 Group, has successfully made a progressive impact on the healthcare recruitment industry. The A24 Group was nominated as one of the fastest-growing corporate stakeholders within the nursing fraternity. A24 prides itself on assisting businesses and organizations in fulfilling their staffing and recruitment needs by connecting them with healthcare professionals who comes highly recommended. Penny is renowned for building a culture where mutual respect and values are of utmost importance. Her workforce operates in an equal opportunity sphere and the payment of fair remuneration for her employees puts the A24 group in a class of its own.  

According to the Gender Pay Report 2020, 70% of the A24 Group staff were female. Based on the NMC report, 11% of registered nurses in the UK were male. As a recruitment agency placing healthcare workers on an equal opportunity basis. The A24 group is unable to have a significant impact on closing gender pay gaps based on the stats mentioned above. It can be confirmed that male and female employees are paid equally for doing equivalent jobs.  Due to Covid-19 some factors from the Gender Pay Report 2018 were adjusted. 

Women influences in the healthcare industry  

Nursing continues to remain a career avenue occupied predominantly by women.  This can be due to old stereotypes and the general perception that nursing is mainly a female-dominated career. In this day and age, it’s still evident that it creates a disparity between genders when it comes to salaries and bonuses. However, the gender ratio on a larger scale has seen 'some' growth in terms of men joining the nursing sphere.  

Equal Work Opportunities in the workplace 

The A24 Group, like all health care recruiters, positively strives towards always doing the best they can to ensure that there is no gender-based discrimination on an employee salary scale. As a healthcare recruitment agency, we ensure that all healthcare professionals regardless of age, race and gender are exposed to equal work opportunities and duly aided in progressing their careers.