The data displays the median hourly earnings for full-time employees (excluding overtime pay and hours) in the UK from 2006 to 2017. From 11.03 GBP in 2006, the median hourly earnings for full-time employees increased by 2.91 pounds to reach the latest 2017 figure of 13.94 pounds. By comparison, the hourly wage of part-time employees only amounted to 8.88 pounds in 2016, having risen by roughly 2 pounds from 2006 to 2016. A full-time employee thus earned almost 5 pounds more per hour than a part-time employee.
In regards to the gender pay gap for full-time employees in 2016, the median hourly earnings of male employees amounted to 14.
