Eldorado Gold reports women's average hourly pay 29% below men's in BC workforce

By Public Technologies
  • Eldorado Gold published its 2026 BC Pay Transparency Report in November 2026, covering compensation for the 2025 calendar year.
  • Women's average hourly pay was 29% below men's; median hourly pay was 10% lower.
  • Average bonus pay for women was 65% below men's; median bonus pay was 32% lower.
  • Bonus payments reached 82% of women compared with 86% of men.
  • The gaps are unadjusted, reflecting workforce composition rather than measuring equal pay for comparable work.


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