Pay Gap Analysis Service
Name the Problem. Build the Fix.
Most organizations suspect they have pay gaps. Fewer know where those gaps live, how large they are, or what's actually driving them. Without that precision, even well-intentioned investments in compensation can miss the mark. Edgility's Pay Gap Analysis cuts through the guesswork — giving your organization an evidence-based, statistically rigorous view of exactly where pay disparities exist and what needs to change.
Using your HR and payroll data, we conduct quantitative analysis of compensation by role, level, race, ethnicity, gender, tenure, and other identity markers you track — isolating statistically significant differences in pay that are not explained by job-related factors like role, level, or experience. We pair that rigor with clear, accessible communication so you can engage boards, leadership, and staff in honest conversations about what the data reveals, rather than burying the findings in technical language that slows action.
You receive a findings report that names where pay is aligned with your values and where it is not, highlights patterns rooted in historical decisions or structural bias, and offers practical, phased recommendations to close gaps over time — whether through targeted adjustments, changes to starting salary practices, or shifts in how promotions are decided. Because pay gaps are both a moral and an organizational risk — affecting your ability to retain talent, maintain staff trust, and protect your reputation — this analysis is also a strategic investment in your long-term competitiveness.
Who We Partner With on Compensation Audits
- Executive Directors/CEOs, CFOs, and HR/People & Culture leaders who need precise, data-backed intelligence on where pay gaps exist and what's driving them — not assumptions.
- Board members and compensation, audit, or finance committees responsible for stewarding organizational risk and equity, who need rigorous yet accessible analysis to guide policy and investment decisions.
- Internal leaders and staff representatives who help interpret findings in context and support transparent, trust-building communication about what the data reveals and how the organization will respond.
Our Process for Pay Gap Analysis
1
EQUITY DISCOVERY & DATA PREPARATION
We align on your equity questions and prepare HR and payroll data specifically for equity analysis, organizing compensation by role, level, race, ethnicity, gender, tenure, and other identity markers you track.
2
IDENTITY-BASED PAY GAP ANALYSIS
We conduct quantitative tests to isolate statistically significant differences in pay between identity groups that cannot be explained by job-related factors such as role, level, or experience, and size the gaps for each affected group.
3
EQUITY FINDINGS & NARRATIVE
We translate complex equity analysis into accessible findings that show exactly where disparities appear, how large they are, and which staff groups are most impacted, highlighting patterns that may reflect historical decisions or structural bias.
4
GAP-CLOSING STRATEGIES & ENGAGEMENT
We recommend targeted strategies to close gaps over time (e.g., focused adjustments, starting salary changes, promotion and progression shifts) and support you to engage boards, leadership, and staff in honest, transparent conversations about the path forward.
Omar Carrera
CEO
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Human Resources Officer, Urgent Action Fund
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Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Planned Parenthood of Southern New England
While Planned Parenthood of Southern New England (PPSNE) has worked to increase racial equity internally and externally, the racial reckoning of 2020 illuminated the need to ask ourselves what more we can do. With Edgility's methodology, we had clear data points and recommendations to create a plan internally to address any wage gaps and further our commitment to racial equity.
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