Germany: Pay Transparency - new practices and new requirements
Equal Pay for Equal Work – this is the fundamental objective behind the new EU Pay Transparency Directive. Companies and organizations across the EU will be required to rethink their current pay practices and comply with new requirements to ensure fair pay and pay equality. Those new regulations will enforce a higher level of transparency which will lead to a better and deeper understanding of salary structures and decisions. Besides the legal compliance, this change will impact talent structures, hiring practices and communication to a wider extend. So, what are the core aspects of the Pay Transparency Directive and how does it impact organizations? What adjustments need to be made - and what are the benefits of such a change?
In this online seminar, you will gain practical insights into the implementation of the directive, valuable best practices and concrete recommendations to review & adjust your remuneration system.
Live webinar
English
02:00
€ 420
* Discount for SD Worx customers! (Automatically added at checkout)Goal
The goal of this seminar:
- You will understand the new legal requirements and their impact on your remuneration system
- You will receive practical ideas on how to organise remuneration in a transparent and sustainable way
- You will learn from the experiences of other organisations and exchange ideas with your peers
Target audience
- HR specialists & HR professionals
- People & Culture teams
- CHROs and HR leaders
- Employees in Total Rewards, Talent Acquisition and People Operations
- Employees in the area of payroll accounting who want to deepen their knowledge and understanding of labour law
Approach
Online seminar with presentation, discussion of case studies and answers to participants' questions.
The training will be conducted via Microsoft Teams.
Programme
- Pay transparency basics - why transparent remuneration is becoming increasingly important
- EU Transparency Directive - requirements and implications for small and large organisations
- Practical examples and proven approaches - How other organisations have successfully implemented pay transparency
- First steps - practical guidelines and tools for a legally compliant and sustainable implementation
This course is provided by SD Worx Germany
Practical information
Price
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Trainers
Sarah Maximilian
Sarah Maximilian is the founder of the consultancy Yellow BC, co-founder of the New Pay Collective and a member of the European network Pay Transparency Alliance. She supports companies in the design of remuneration systems and accompanies their change towards pay transparency.