A clearer operating picture for
pay transparency.
Bring gender pay gap analysis, ongoing compliance reporting, and workforce documentation into one structured operating picture.
Pay gap analysis
PAY GAP / CATEGORY
Mean hourly pay · women vs. men
5% review line
REPRESENTATION / QUARTILE
Share of women and men by pay quartile
Structured analysis for
clearer reporting.
Bring workforce and pay data into a focused environment for analysis, review, documentation and reporting preparation.
Mean & Median Indicators
Review core mean and median indicators to understand the scale and shape of gender pay gaps.
Bonus & Benefits in Kind
Extend your analysis beyond base salary to encompass all elements of worker remuneration.
Quartiles & Representation
Map gender distribution across pay bands to clearly identify structural representation challenges.
Department & Role Analysis
Review pay patterns across relevant departments, roles and worker categories to support closer analysis.
Article 10 / 5% Trigger
Bring relevant category-level gaps and the Article 10 5% threshold into view to support further review.
Executive Insights
Turn analytical outputs into clear executive-level insights and priorities for organisational review.
A structured pay
transparency workflow.
From workforce and pay data to analysis, review, documentation and reporting preparation.
Start where your
organisation is.
Organisations are at different stages of pay transparency readiness. GenderGov provides a practical starting point for assessment and a platform for ongoing reporting preparation.
Readiness Assessment
From €249For organisations that want a structured view of where they currently stand and the priority areas that may need attention.
Reporting Platform
For organisations requiring ongoing analysis, reporting preparation, supporting documentation and governance.
The Directive Context
The EU Pay Transparency Directive establishes a common framework for pay transparency, with implementation taking place through EU Member States.
- Phased gender pay-gap reporting obligations for employers with 100 or more workers.
- Greater focus on objective, gender-neutral criteria and the evidence behind pay decisions.
- Category-level gaps may require a Joint Pay Assessment when the Article 10 conditions are met.
Ready to see the platform?
Speak with our team to explore how GenderGov can support your organisation's specific compliance and reporting requirements.