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Gender Pay Gap Benchmark

Runs in your browser. No sign-up, no installation, and no company data to upload.

Only available on desktop

Find out where your gender pay gap is likely to lie, even if you have not run an analysis yet and have no data of your own.

  • DE, AT, CH by industry
  • Germany also by federal state
  • Official data from Eurostat and Destatis
Free online tool · no download

Gender Pay Gap Benchmark

Find out where your gender pay gap is likely to lie, even if you have not run an analysis yet and have no data of your own.

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Coverage
  • Germany, Austria, Switzerland
    by NACE section
  • Regional depth
    For Germany, also by federal state
  • Classification
    Typical range across companies and a structure-adjusted expected value

Data basis

Official figures, not estimates

The benchmark works exclusively with open official aggregates. No customer data is processed and no company data is stored. You only enter your own percentage and immediately see how it compares with the structure.


To take away

Templates and overviews

21 documents for implementation, organised by topic, as PDFs to download and share.21 documents as PDFs, sorted by topic.

Employers

Meet your obligations, prepare data and communicate results

14 templates

Recruiting and contracts

3

Job ad with pay information

Wording for the starting pay or pay range that job postings must state from 2026.

PDFIn German

Interview guide without pay history

Conducting interviews without asking about previous pay, with permissible alternative questions.

PDFIn German

Contract clause on pay disclosure

Replaces the prohibited pay secrecy clause with wording that complies with the Directive.

PDFIn German

Information and disclosure

3

Reply to a request for information

Fully meets the right to information, including the case where the minimum group size is not reached.

PDFIn German

Annual notice of the right to information

Covers the annual notification duty, as a circular, intranet text or payslip enclosure.

PDFIn German

Information for the works council

Reason, legal basis, data scope and analysis logic as the basis for consultation.

PDFIn German

Job evaluation and analysis

3

Criteria catalogue for work of equal value

Four groups of criteria for evaluating jobs. They form the basis of every comparison group.

PDFIn German

Transparent pay policy

Framework for pay bands, grading and progression, disclosed to the workforce.

PDFIn German

Data template for the pay analysis

Mandatory fields, accepted formats and sample rows for an analysis without follow-up questions.

PDFIn German

Reporting and evidence

3

Pay report under Article 9

Structure of the report to the monitoring body with all required indicators.

PDFIn German

Joint pay assessment

Process for the joint assessment with employee representatives from an unexplained gap of 5%.

PDFIn German

Reporting timeline

Thresholds of 100, 150 and 250 employees with first reporting date and subsequent cycle.

PDFIn German

Preparation and data protection

2

Pay transparency readiness check

A status check across all obligations that reveals gaps before the first report.

PDFIn German

Privacy notice for the pay analysis

Notice under Art. 13 GDPR, tailored to the processing of pay data.

PDFIn German

More than a benchmark?

The benchmark gives you a first indication based on official industry data. For a robust statement about your company, our Pay Gap Report analyses your own pay data.

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