UK gender pay gap

LIVABILITY gender pay gap

For 2025/26, LIVABILITY reported a median hourly pay gap of 0.4% (men paid 0.4% more) and a mean gap of 2.0%, size band 1000 to 4999 employees. Source: Arcadium Data, data as of .

Median hourly gap0.4%
Mean hourly gap2.0%
Median bonus gapn/a
Mean bonus gapn/a
Industry median19.5%

Pay quartiles

Pay quartileWomenMen
Lower78.7%21.3%
Lower middle73.0%27.0%
Upper middle73.9%26.1%
Top72.0%28.0%

Share of women and men in each quarter of the employer's workforce, ordered by hourly pay.

Bonus

0.0% of men and 0.0% of women received a bonus in the 12 months before the snapshot.

History

Reporting yearMedian gapMean gapMedian bonus gapFiled
2025/26+0.4%+2.0%n/aon time
2024/25+0.4%+2.0%n/aon time
2023/24-1.7%+6.1%n/alate
2022/23+4.2%+9.8%n/alate
2021/22+1.3%+7.6%n/aon time
2020/21+7.4%+1.0%n/aon time
2018/19+4.0%+12.0%n/alate
2017/18+1.0%+10.2%0.0%on time

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Source: Gender pay gap service (GOV.UK), reporting year 2025/26 (snapshot date 5 April 2025 for private and voluntary employers, 31 March 2026 for public bodies), Open Government Licence v3.0. Employers with 250 or more staff must report each year. A positive gap means men are paid more on that measure. Company-level data only: the person named as responsible in the filing is not included. Independent of the Government Equalities Office.

Questions

What is LIVABILITY's gender pay gap?

For 2025/26, LIVABILITY reported a median hourly pay gap of 0.4% (men paid 0.4% more) and a mean gap of 2.0%; the median employer in its industry reports 19.5%.

Cite as: Arcadium Data, "LIVABILITY gender pay gap: +0.4% median (2025/26)", https://arcadiumdata.io/uk-gender-pay-gap/employer/livability-05967087/, data as of 2026-10-25.