ESG in HR: pay equity (GPG) and D&I are today's responsibility and advantage - prepare HR for CSRD/ESRS.
What is the training course "Excellence in ESG©℠ - ESG strategy and reporting for HR (GPG & D&I)?"
Excellence in ESG©℠ is a specialized workshop for HR Managers, HRBPs and HR experts who are responsible for ESG reporting in the area of human capital (ESRS S1) - including the Gender Pay Gap, Diversity & Inclusion, work organization and organizational culture.
We translate CSRD/ESRS requirements into HR practice: from data map and indicators to action plan and communication with management.
For whom is the ESG course for HR - HR Managers, HRBPs and D&I/Comp&Ben experts?
- for HR directors and managers,
- for HR Business Partners responsible for ESG data and projects,
- for D&I, Comp&Ben, organizational culture and talent development experts,
- for HR teams preparing CSRD/ESRS compliant reports.
Participation is intended for those responsible for the area of human capital and non-financial data.
Why does HR need to know ESG - CSRD/ESRS, the pay gap (GPG) and D&I in practice?
- HR is responsible for ESG data on employment and wages (ESRS S1),
- GPG and D&I are the subject of supply chain audits, inspections and due diligence,
- lack of preparation = risk of loss of funding, contracts and reputation,
- ESG strengthens HR's position as a strategic partner to management.
What do you gain as HR - GPG, D&I and ESG reporting in one plan?
- Audit of HR processes under ESG (data, gaps, risks, priorities),
- understanding ESRS S1 (own workforce) and CSRD reporting logic,
- Action plan for implementation - who, what, when, what indicators,
- gPG/D&I benchmarks and examples, and implementation checklists,
- ready-to-use tools (data map, indicator matrix, policy templates).
ESG in HR - what to report in the area of GPG, D&I and organizational culture?
- Gender Pay Gap (GPG) - pay differences (median/mean), adjustments and corrective actions,
- Diversity & Inclusion - representation, promotions, retention, accessibility,
- Comp&Ben - transparency of forks, salary structure, rules for raises,
- Work design - flexibility, safety, health & safety-psychosocial, wellbeing,
- Culture - values, ethics, social dialogue, anti-discrimination, complaints and actions.
How to measure the wage gap (GPG) in HR - steps and best practices?
- Define the population (FTE, period, exclusions, part-time),
- Align salaries (gross annual, bonus conversions),
- Group roles (job families/levels) - compare similar positions,
- Calculate GPG (median/mean) overall and per group,
- Explain differences (seniority, role, location) - reject bias,
- Determine actions (correction schedule, policies, communication).
Tip: combine GPG analysis with D&I review (promotions, raises, retention) - this gives a complete picture of equality.
What is the formula for ESG training for HR - workshop, cases and tools?
- a classroom workshop led by ESG & HR experts,
- case studies of GPG/D&I reporting and implementations,
- toolbox: data maps, indicator matrices, policy and plan templates.
What can you do from tomorrow in HR - even without attending the training?
- Create a data source map (payroll, HR, ATS, LMS) and define the responsible ones,
- Count the initial median/mean GPG (overall and in the top 3 groups),
- Add salary fork and bias check point to recruitment policy,
- Implement HR ESG quarterly report (GPG, promotions, retention, wellbeing),
- Offer management a GPG/D&I target (e.g. -2 pp in 12 months) and a plan for adjustments.
Ready to build ESG in HR - with data, a plan and effective communication?
Join the Excellence in ESG©℠ program for HR. Translate CSRD/ESRS into HR language, count GPG, design D&I, and prepare your company for reporting - before management or audit asks.