Human capital reporting. Gender pay gap analysis. DEI metrics. Health & safety. Training and development. ESRS S1, GRI 401–410, EU Pay Transparency, SEC Item 101, and California Pay Data — one platform.
Most companies don't. The EU Pay Transparency Directive — now in force — requires employers with 100+ EU employees to report their gender pay gap annually (250+ employees) or every 3 years (100–249 employees). A gap exceeding 5% in any job band triggers a mandatory joint pay assessment with worker representatives.
One workforce data set generates every report automatically — regulators, investors, customers, and boards all answered from a single source of truth.
Most companies don't — and the EU Pay Transparency Directive is now in force, with first pay-gap reports due in 2027. ThemisIQ calculates your gap, identifies bands above 5%, and prepares your disclosure.