Reward readiness assessment
A structured review of your pay structures and practices against the directive: pay-setting criteria, pay information for candidates and employees, and review processes.
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Directive (EU) 2023/970 changes how employers describe, set and report pay. We support the compensation, benefits and rewards side, in Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France.
A structured review of your pay structures and practices against the directive: pay-setting criteria, pay information for candidates and employees, and review processes.
Clear job families, levels and grades, so that you can explain why roles are paid as they are.
We help you organise the compensation data you will need, so that reporting becomes a routine process rather than an emergency.
Practical guidelines, templates and training so that recruiters and managers handle pay conversations consistently.
Employers in Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France, and international groups with entities there, that need a practical reward plan. We work alongside your legal advisers. This page is general information and not legal advice.
Directive (EU) 2023/970 is an EU law that aims to strengthen the principle of equal pay for equal work or work of equal value through greater pay transparency. Member States had to transpose it into national law by 7 June 2026.
The directive applies to employers across the EU, and some obligations depend on the size of the organisation. Each country transposes it into its own national law, with its own timing, so the exact obligations in Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France can differ.
We support the reward side: job architecture, pay structures, compensation data, processes and communication, working alongside your legal advisers.
Tell us where you are based, which sector you work in and what you are facing right now. We read every message ourselves and reply within 48 hours.
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