datalist_example

Fictional dataset containing the necessary information to run an equal pay
analysis.

datasets

Implementation of the Swiss Confederation's standard analysis
model for salary analyses
<https://www.ebg.admin.ch/en/equal-pay-analysis-with-logib> in R. The
analysis is run at company-level and the model is intended for
medium-sized and large companies. It can technically be used with 50
or more employees (apprentices, trainees/interns and expats are not
included in the analysis). Employees with at least 100 employees are
required by the Gender Equality Act to conduct an equal pay analysis.
This package allows users to run the equal salary analysis in R,
providing additional transparency with respect to the methodology and
simple automation possibilities.

Marc Stöckli

logib

Salary Analysis by the Swiss Federal Office for Gender Equality

Jonathan Chassot

Jeremy Kolly

Federal Office for Gender Equality of Switzerland 

datalist_example function

A data frame with 318 rows and 23 variables:<dl>
<dt>personal_number</dt>
<dd>personal number of the employee, alphanumeric</dd>
,
<dt>age</dt>
<dd>age, in years</dd>
,
<dt>sex</dt>
<dd>sex, 1 = male, 2 = female</dd>
,
<dt>years_of_service</dt>
<dd>years of service, in years</dd>
,
<dt>training</dt>
<dd>training code, 1-8</dd>
,
<dt>professional_function</dt>
<dd>function / job</dd>
,
<dt>level_of_requirements</dt>
<dd>level of requirements code, 1-4</dd>
,
<dt>professional_position</dt>
<dd>professional position / hierarchy code, 1-5</dd>
,
<dt>activity_rate</dt>
<dd>activity rate, in percent</dd>
,
<dt>paid_hours</dt>
<dd>paid hours, in hours</dd>
,
<dt>basic_wage</dt>
<dd>basic wage, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>allowances</dt>
<dd>allowances, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>monthly_wage_13</dt>
<dd>13th monthly wage, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>special_payments</dt>
<dd>special payments, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>weekly_hours</dt>
<dd>weekly contractual hours, in hours</dd>
,
<dt>annual_hours</dt>
<dd>annual contractual hours, in hours</dd>
,
<dt>population</dt>
<dd>analysis population code, 1-5</dd>
,
<dt>comments</dt>
<dd>comments for the employee</dd>
,
<dt>supplement1</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (1 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement2</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (2 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement3</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (3 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement4</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (4 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement5</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (5 of 5)</dd></dl>

Format

Example datalist — datalist_example

A data frame with 318 rows and 23 variables:<dl>
<dt>personal_number</dt>
<dd>personal number of the employee, alphanumeric</dd>
,
<dt>age</dt>
<dd>age, in years</dd>
,
<dt>sex</dt>
<dd>sex, 1 = male, 2 = female</dd>
,
<dt>years_of_service</dt>
<dd>years of service, in years</dd>
,
<dt>training</dt>
<dd>training code, 1-8</dd>
,
<dt>professional_function</dt>
<dd>function / job</dd>
,
<dt>level_of_requirements</dt>
<dd>level of requirements code, 1-4</dd>
,
<dt>professional_position</dt>
<dd>professional position / hierarchy code, 1-5</dd>
,
<dt>activity_rate</dt>
<dd>activity rate, in percent</dd>
,
<dt>paid_hours</dt>
<dd>paid hours, in hours</dd>
,
<dt>basic_wage</dt>
<dd>basic wage, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>allowances</dt>
<dd>allowances, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>monthly_wage_13</dt>
<dd>13th monthly wage, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>special_payments</dt>
<dd>special payments, in CHF</dd>
,
<dt>weekly_hours</dt>
<dd>weekly contractual hours, in hours</dd>
,
<dt>annual_hours</dt>
<dd>annual contractual hours, in hours</dd>
,
<dt>population</dt>
<dd>analysis population code, 1-5</dd>
,
<dt>comments</dt>
<dd>comments for the employee</dd>
,
<dt>supplement1</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (1 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement2</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (2 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement3</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (3 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement4</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (4 of 5)</dd>
,
<dt>supplement5</dt>
<dd>additional remarks (5 of 5)</dd>

</dl>

datalist_example: Example datalist

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