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Gender Pay Gap Report 2026

At Clear Insurance Management (Clear), this year marks our fifth consecutive year with more than 250 employees. As our organisation evolves, so does our ambition to be a company that our people are genuinely proud to be a part of.

On 5 April 2025, Clear employed 685 people, an increase from 569 the previous year. Our workforce is evenly balanced, with 51% women and 49% men. With this continued growth, our Gender Pay Gap report demonstrates the progress we’re making and the steps we’re taking to build an equal workforce at every level.


As we scale, our focus remains firmly on what matters most: our people and the inclusive, supportive culture that enables them to grow. We’re committed to an environment where everyone feels valued and empowered, and where opportunities are shaped by development, ambition and suitability, not by gender. By listening to the diverse needs of our colleagues and responding with intention, we’re driving meaningful progress toward genuine inclusivity and gender equality

Data received as of 5th April 2025.

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Pay

Based on average hourly pay as of 5 April 2025, the mean gender pay gap was 28% and the median (mid-point) pay gap was 28%.
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Bonus

The data at 5 April 2025 for bonus payments shows that the mean bonus gap was 47%, and the median bonus gap was 50%.
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Quartiles

Across the pay quartiles, in the lowest quartile (quartile 1), 69% of our workforce are female and 31% are male. In the second quartile, 59% are female and 41% are male; in the third quartile, 50% are female and 50% are male and at the top quartile, 25% are female and 75% are male. While the lower two quartiles have remained relatively stable, the third and fourth quartiles show meaningful improvement compared with last year. These shifts indicate that we are moving in the right direction with more women represented in higher paid roles

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You can download our full 2026 report here

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