Global Job Architecture Lead at Steinbach Industrie
Munich, Germany
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Aging survey data when the market moves faster than your survey cycle
The argument that landed with our finance team was cost of a bad hire versus cost of the adjustment. Framing it as risk rather than generosity changed the conve
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Is anyone using AI tooling for pay equity analysis yet?
Our legal team was uncomfortable with a model they could not fully explain producing numbers that might end up in a filing. That ended the conversation for us.
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How far along is everyone on EU Pay Transparency Directive readiness?
We're a similar size and about six months ahead of you. The 'work of equal value' grouping was the single hardest part, and I'd push back on doing it analytical
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Three years into a global job architecture rollout — what I'd do differently
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Our raw gap rose while the adjusted gap fell, and how we explained both at once
We publish a trajectory and it has been fine, but we frame it as what would have to be true rather than what will happen: to reach 10% by 2030 we need women to
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Two years after moving our structure review from annual to biennial: what happened
In fairness to the biennial idea, it works for stable operational families. We review plant and warehouse ranges every two years in line with the collective agr
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Skill premiums inside a grade structure, eighteen months on: what held and what did not
That overlap exists for us as well, about nine people. We decided it is acceptable for a fully skilled technician to out-earn a new team leader, and said so ope
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