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Pay transparency & compliance

Key deadlines and thresholds

Reporting dates by company size, response deadlines and the defaults Evenpay uses.

Written By Karl

Last updated About 9 hours ago

General information, not legal advice. The dates below are the EU Directive's own minimums. Each country sets its own rules when it turns the Directive into national law, many countries are still finalising theirs, and they can differ from what's shown here. Always check your own country's law, or ask your legal adviser.

This article collects the dates and numbers that matter for pay transparency, from the Directive and from Evenpay's default settings.

From the Directive

What

When

Member states bring the Directive into national law

Deadline 7 June 2026

Pay gap reporting, 250 or more employees

Every year, first report by 7 June 2027

Pay gap reporting, 150–249 employees

Every three years, first report by 7 June 2027

Pay gap reporting, 100–149 employees

Every three years, first report by 7 June 2031

Answering a pay information request

Within a reasonable time, at most two months

Reminding employees of their right to information

Every year

Joint pay assessment trigger

Unexplained gap of 5% or more in a category of workers, not fixed within six months of reporting

Evenpay's defaults

Setting

Default

Where to change it

Response Deadline (days) for pay information requests

60

Settings β†’ Pay equity & transparency β†’ Pay information requests

Cooldown Period (days) between requests

90

Settings β†’ Pay equity & transparency β†’ Pay information requests

Link Expiry (hours) for pay information reports

24

Settings β†’ Pay equity & transparency β†’ Pay information requests

Anonymity Threshold for pay information

5 employees

Settings β†’ Pay equity & transparency β†’ Pay information requests

Alert Threshold for pay gap alerts

5%

Settings β†’ Pay equity & transparency β†’ Pay equity alerts

Minimum employees for a pay equity analysis

20

Fixed

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