IT bucks gender pay gap trend with female CIOs paid more than male
Research shows female CIOs paid slightly more, but there are still many more men in the top IT jobs than women, and other roles still reveal a significant gender pay gap
New research has revealed that female CIOs are paid slightly more than male on average, in stark contrast to the lead roles in other industries. All organisations and charities employing more than 250...
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