Ever wonder if the guy next to you in the office is getting paid more for the same work? Now you can find out
Briefly

Pay discussions in the workplace are typically seen as taboo, often leading to discomfort between colleagues who might suspect pay disparities. Many employees are reluctant to disclose or ask about salaries, fearing backlash or disruption in work relationships. However, the introduction of a new EU directive seeks to combat this issue by promoting greater pay transparency. This initiative aims to foster open conversations about compensation, paving the way for a more equitable environment where employees feel secure in discussing their pay.
Talking about salary is often seen as taboo, leaving employees unsure if they are being fairly compensated despite similar roles and qualifications. This stigma can create tension and distrust in the workplace.
With the incoming EU directive, there is hope for greater pay transparency, making conversations about salaries less contentious and promoting fair pay across similar roles.
Read at Independent
[
|
]