TAP Network Webinar: How to Conduct a Pay Equity Analysis Using Diversity Data (December 11, 9am)

Does your organization collect diversity data? If so, how does your data compare to the wider Canadian tech community? If not, how do you get started in collecting diversity data?

Date: December 11, 2024
Time: 9 – 10:30am PT
Register and more info HERE

Does your organization collect diversity data? If so, how does your data compare to the wider Canadian tech community? If not, how do you get started in collecting diversity data? And once you have data collected, how do you conduct a pay equity analysis to identify pay gaps and create action plans to close these gaps?

TAP Network is proud to provide Canada’s tech industry with diversity benchmarking data and tools to help the sector track progress on increasing the representation of equity-deserving groups over time, A more diverse and inclusive tech sector supports innovation and growth. However, despite best intentions, there’s still much work to be done to continue building diversity and pay equity. This public webinar for Canada’s tech and interactive digital media communities will cover the following:

  • Sharing data from TAP Network’s 2024 Diversity Dashboard
  • Connecting you with free diversity benchmarking resources
  • Hearing from compensation experts on how to conduct a pay equity analysis

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