Usually, the biggest obstacle in enforcing the right to equal pay is that the employee does not know whether colleagues of the other sex – the Transparency Act focuses on sex, not gender – receive more pay. It is quite common that the salary provisions are covered by non-disclosure-clauses in the employment contract. For this reason, the Transparency Act provides a right to information.
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