Within the technology sector, Apple and Intel received the highest markings, with “B” grades. Three of the 12 companies, Oracle, Hewlett Packard and Analog Devices, failed.
Pfizer was given a “B” for a commitment to report global gender pay and U.S. racial pay in 2019. Five of the other six healthcare companies scored “F” grades: Cigna, DaVita, Healthcare Partners, IDEXX Laboratories, Intuitive Surgical and Quest Diagnostics.
The grades were determined by companies’ quantitative pay disclosure, commitments to report pay gap numbers annually, global coverage and goals.
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