Discussing pay has long been considered taboo in Britain. But younger workers are increasingly questioning the country's culture of salary secrecy. Some are sharing pay details anonymously online, while campaigners are pushing employers to disclose salary ranges to help tackle pay gaps.
FT consumer editor Claer Barrett talks about why attitudes towards pay transparency are changing.
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