This year, we have reported a gender pay gap for our permanent employees, in favour of males which we recognise is high. Upon review, out of the small group within this population, their roles and seniority levels are significantly varied. Nevertheless, we will continue to monitor and review salaries to ensure fairness and consistency.
Gender Pay Report 2022
Ireland Gender Pay Report 2022
The Gender Pay Gap Information Act 2021 requires organisations with over 250 employees to report on their hourly gender pay gap across a range of metrics. As a recruitment agency, we are required to include our temporary workforce as well as our permanent employees. Therefore, these are our Gender Pay Gap figures for 2022.
Pay Gap Calculations
Pay Quartiles
The image below shows the gender distribution at Kelly Services (IRE) Limited when colleagues are placed into four equally sized quartiles based on pay. In terms of representation, there does appear to be a higher proportion of males within the upper quartiles. We believe that the type of roles and industries that we recruit within have played a contributing factor in this.

Bonus Calculations

Most of our permanent workforce are eligible for a bonus based on their role however, only a few of our temporary workforce are in receipt of a bonus which does affect these figures.
We have different bonus schemes in Ireland and eligibility depends on the type of role being carried out. Whilst there are schemes which pay out a specific amount, some of our employees are on sales-based schemes and therefore, their bonus potential is dependent on their individual performance.

Benefit In Kind (BIK) Calculations
As we look to next year and how we can improve our figures for 2023, we will focus on two key areas:
- A review of our career development structure and bonus schemes to ensure we are providing our employees with the opportunities to succeed and progress at Kelly.
- We will work alongside our clients to create and maintain a diverse and inclusive workforce, having meaningful conversations to improve talent attraction and retention.
Helen Palmer - Vice President, Talent Experience & International Strategic People Partner.

