Step 1 Scope

Question 1

Does your organisation employ workers or recruit for roles in an EU Member State?

The recruitment branch also applies where you are hiring before employing anyone in that country.

Legal employers

Add each EU legal employer

Headcount should be entered per employing legal entity. Do not automatically combine separate subsidiaries unless the applicable national counting rule requires it.

Recruitment

When do applicants receive the initial pay or pay range?

The EU baseline requires information early enough for an informed and transparent negotiation. National law may require it in the advert.

Recruitment

Do recruiters ask applicants about current or previous pay?

Recruitment

Which recruitment safeguards are in place?

Select every item currently in place.

Pay structure

Can roles be grouped by equal work or work of equal value?

The assessment should consider skills, effort, responsibility and working conditions—not job title alone.

Pay structure

How complete are your pay-setting criteria?

For each area, indicate whether criteria are documented, objective, gender-neutral and easily accessible to workers.

Worker rights

Is there a written process for worker pay-information requests?

Worker rights

What can the request process currently do?

Select every item currently in place.

Worker rights

Which wider transparency practices are in place?

Select every item currently in place.

Reporting

Has the organisation already completed category-level pay analysis?

This does not require you to upload payroll data. It helps determine reporting readiness and whether the joint pay-assessment branch may be relevant.

Which reporting measures can you currently produce?

Joint pay assessment

Check the joint pay-assessment trigger

Your report

Name the organisation for the report

The name appears on the generated PDF. No employee names or payroll data are requested.

Current MVP status: results use the EU Directive baseline and clearly flag that national law may differ.