Corrections & removals
How to report an error, and how to ask for a name to be removed.
Reporting an error
We copy figures exactly as the government publishes them. If something looks wrong, first check the publishing agency’s own website, linked on the page. If the error is in the source, the publishing agency is the one that can fix it, and our page will update on the next refresh.
If the source is right and our page is wrong, please email [email protected] with the page address and what’s wrong. We fix confirmed errors and note them on our corrections log.
Asking for a name to be removed
Pay for public jobs is public record, and in most cases we keep it available. But we will remove a person’s name, quickly and without asking for details, when publishing it could put someone at risk, for example people protected by a court order, survivors of domestic violence, undercover officers, or judges.
To ask for a removal, email [email protected] with the employer page and the name. When we remove a name, the person’s pay still counts in totals and typical pay, but their name no longer appears anywhere on the site. Removals are applied every time the data is refreshed, so the name doesn’t come back.
We also honour every redaction already made by the government source.
Corrections log
No corrections yet.