Wage Gap Consulting

The wage gap has become a popular metric for employees, shareholders, and the media. Understanding your wage gap and identifying areas of risk is crucial - before you disclose information publicly. Our experts can help you understand what a wage gap really means and how it differs from a pay equity analysis. We may recommend further analytics to supplement your existing analysis and remedy any areas of concern.

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Scope of Work

We will work with you to understand the necessary and available data to conduct a wage gap study at your organization, examining the gap along both gender and race lines. Our consultants will produce both the unadjusted and adjusted wage gap. We will help you understand this distinction and what the differences between these gaps can tell you about you your organization.

Unadjusted Wage Gap - The percent difference between protected groups without controlling for factors related to the level or complexity of the work performed or other structural variables.

Adjusted Wage Gap - The percent difference between protected groups after controlling for factors related to the level or complexity of the work performed or other structural variables. Factors may include line of business, job title, or geographical difference.

Global Wage Gap

We can conduct a global wage gap by country and across country, depending on the availability of a common wage metric. We will use a log-linear multiple regression model that groups all employees in an analysis. We will identify the unadjusted wage gap and adjusted wage gap accounting for organizational and structural factors. 

United Kingdom Mandatory Gender Pay Gap Reporting - Based on a snapshot of UK employees, we will compute the mean and median gender pay gap, the mean and median gender bonus pay gap, and the proportion of men and women in each of four pay quartiles. 

Free Resources:

Addressing pay equity continues to be a challenge. Our free resources can help you take the first step to organizational change.

Pay Gap vs Pay Equity

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