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Equality Plan 

An Equality Plan is an ordered set of measures, adopted with the objective of achieving equal treatment and equal opportunities between men and women, eliminating sex discrimination. 

The plan can focus only on gender, or it can also consider any other type of discrimination (religion, origin, country, etc.), in order to achieve equal treatment for all employees. 

For the elaboration of the Equality Plan it is necessary to carry out an initial diagnosis, based on which the necessary measures to be included are identified. 

 

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Issues required in the Equality Plan. 

  • Selection and recruitment process. 
  • Classification and Professional Promotion. 
  • Training. 
  • Working conditions. 
  • Reconciliation of work and family life. 
  • Under-representation of women. 
  • Remuneration. 
  • Prevention of sexual harassment for reasons of sex. 

 

Benefits of an Equality Plan 

  • Legal compliance. 
  • Evaluation of the company’s organisational system, which allows for the identification of risks and opportunities in terms of work-life balance and equality. 
  • Greater transparency and better management of human capital. 
  • Improvement of the reputation of the organisation, which is seen as an egalitarian company and aware of its staff. 
  • Obtaining the Equality Company badge. 

The Equality Plan can be verified/validated for: 

  • Obtaining the ‘Equality Company Distinctive’. 
  • Evaluation of the suitability of the established Equality Plan. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Legal basis of the Equality Plan

In March 2019, the ‘RDL 6/2019, on urgent measures to guarantee equal treatment and opportunities between women and men in employment and occupation’ was approved, which amends Organic Law 3/2007, of 22 March, extending the obligation to draw up and apply the Equality Plan to organisations with 50 or more employees. 

It includes additional aspects related to employment contracts, work-life balance and remuneration, among other measures. 

  • First year: Companies with 151 – 249 employees. 
  • Second year: Companies with 101 – 150 employees. 
  • Third year: Companies with 50 – 100 employees. 

We solve your doubts about the legislation of the Equality Plan.

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