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Advania's Fall Conference 2021 took place on September 9th and 10th
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Building Equitable Workplaces: AI biases and Pay Equity

In this talk presented at Advania's Fall Conference 2021 Dr. Margrét Vilborg Bjarnadóttir sheds light on the steps needed to ensure the fair application of AI in HR and discusses the application of data-informed decision support in the pay equity space.

The field of People Analytics is exploding, with algorithms increasingly having life-changing impacts on employees through hiring decisions, the identification of high-performing workers, identifying skill gaps, and ensuring fair and competitive compensation. Watch Margrét's full talk below.

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Malta moves towards EU Pay Transparency Directive transposition

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By amending its Employment and Industrial Relations Act, Malta’s recent Legal Notice creates pay transparency measures that benefit both current employees and job applicants. This action builds a foundation for full transposition of the EU Pay Transparency Directive.

Learn how Malta is approaching the EU Directive
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Lithuania – Current Laws and EU Pay Transparency Directive Transposition

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To partially transpose the EU Pay Transparency Directive, Lithuania is building on the foundation of its existing Labour Code. We take a look at both the established laws and the draft legislation, which is set to take effect in 2026.

More about Lithuania's transposition activity
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How Well Are Pay Transparency Laws Being Followed? Introducing the U.S. Pay Transparency Index 2025

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Governments worldwide have adopted pay transparency legislation as a way to improve pay equity, and in many regions, the United States is following this trend. In under a decade, the U.S. went from having no pay transparency laws to legislation that covers about 40% of the working population.

Uncover the truth of U.S. pay transparency laws