The report was released March 14 by shareholder advocacy firm Proxy Impact and Arjuna Capital, an investment firm focused on sustainable and impact investing.
The report grades companies across five categories: racial pay gap; gender pay gap; U.K. pay gap (for companies with at least 250 employees working in the U.K.); coverage, which includes total compensation packages and the percentage of employees who are included in companies’ pay gap analyses; and commitment to close the pay inequities.
The report notes that the five healthcare companies that received an “F” grade in this year’s report “failed to disclose quantitative adjusted and unadjusted median racial and gender pay gaps,” meaning they received it for a lack of data.
Here’s how the seven healthcare companies examined performed:
Pfizer — “A” grade
Cigna — “C” grade
Biogen — “F” grade
Idexx Laboratories — “F” grade
Quest Diagnostics — “F” grade
Intuitive Surgical — “F” grade
DaVita — “F” grade.
Find where all 57 companies scored here.
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