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Pay transparency holds up when it rests on a solid foundation built on your rewards strategy. Regardless of your starting point, we will help you take the next step.
Our rewards experts help you set the foundation for pay equity and pay transparency, and stay by your side as you continuously develop the work.

A clear and business-adapted organisational structure provides the conditions for a profitable and equal organisation.
Achieve equal pay and ensure that you are compliant with the legal requirements regarding equal pay auditing and action planning.
Prepare your organisation for the EU Pay Transparency Directive and meet its requirements on pay structures, reporting and employees’ right to pay information.
To ensure a fair and equal pay structure, we offer advice on pay structures, where we, by linking the organisational structure with pay policies and organisational goals, ensure that your organisation has the right conditions to succeed with an equal pay structure.
Tell us where you are in your pay equity work and what you need help with. One of our rewards advisors will get back to you.

Pihr, a leading provider of Pay Transparency solutions, has experienced strong growth in recent years. The company is now entering the next phase of its expansion and has appointed Rickard Kajson as its new CEO, effective 17 August 2026.

Greece has now implemented the EU Pay Transparency Directive through Law 5316/2026, becoming the fifth EU Member State to complete the transposition process. The Greek Parliament adopted the law on 2 July 2026, and it was published in the Government Gazette on 6 July 2026.

Italy has now formally implemented the EU Pay Transparency Directive through Legislative Decree No. 96/2026. The decree was published in the Official Gazette on 1 June 2026 and entered into force on 7 June 2026.