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Business and Administrative Studies staff salary data analysed by ethnicity and gender

27th March 2020

This report looks at academic and non-academic staff by salary range, gender and ethnicity. The briefing is based on data from the HESA Staff Record for 2018/19 for staff within the cost centre group of ‘Administrative & Business Studies’.

The analysis found variation in the proportions of staff from the various ethnic groups in each salary band, as well as variation by gender within those brackets.

India-UK Business School Dialogue: Reflections and achievements

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