compensation-skill

Reviews compensation decisions against salary bands, compa-ratios, and EU pay transparency requirements.

Updated Aug 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/innFactory-AI/company-ai-stack-skills --skill compensation-skill-innfactory-ai
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Skill: compensation-skill
Source: https://github.com/innFactory-AI/company-ai-stack-skills/tree/main/de/skills/human-resources/compensation-skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/innFactory-AI/company-ai-stack-skills --skill compensation-skill-innfactory-ai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Making fair and defensible pay decisions is hard when salary bands, market data, and equity considerations live in different places. This Skill structures every compensation review — offers, raises, promotions, and pay-equity audits — against your internal bands and the EU Pay Transparency Directive, so decisions are consistent and documented. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Band Alignment Check: Positions any proposed or current salary within the internal band (minimum, midpoint, maximum) and calculates band penetration with clear interpretation guidance. - Compa-Ratio Analysis: Computes individual and group compa-ratios, segmented by tenure and demographics, to surface outliers and distribution issues. - Pay Equity Screening: Runs cohort-based equity screens that flag unexplained gaps above 5 percentage points for deeper statistical and legal review. - EU Pay Transparency Readiness: Assesses readiness for Directive 2023/970 obligations including salary band disclosure, information rights, pay gap reporting, and salary history bans. - Use Case: Before extending an offer, ask the Skill to check whether the proposed salary sits within the band for the role and location, how it compares to peers in the same cohort, and whether any equity flags require escalation. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to check whether a proposed offer of 75000 EUR for a Senior Engineer role in your mid-level band is within range and flag any pay equity concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions about compensation-skill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I check if a salary offer is within the pay band?▼

Provide the role, level, location, proposed salary, and your band minimum, midpoint, and maximum. The Skill calculates band penetration, classifies the position from below-minimum to above-maximum, and recommends whether to approve, adjust, or escalate.

How to run a pay equity audit across a team?▼

Supply employee data with role, level, tenure, location, compensation by component, and demographics. The Skill groups employees into comparable cohorts, computes compa-ratio distributions, and flags cohorts where median compa-ratios differ by more than 5 percentage points between demographic groups.

What is a compa-ratio and how is it calculated?▼

A compa-ratio is actual base salary divided by the band midpoint, times 100. The Skill uses a typical target range of 80-120 percent, which you can adjust to your organization's policy, and analyzes distributions by tenure and demographics.

Does this Skill work without a connected HRIS system?▼

Yes. While it supports HRIS data via MCP sources like Personio, Workday, or BambooHR, you can also paste compensation data directly into the chat or upload files. The analysis workflow functions identically with manually provided data.

Can this Skill confirm my pay decision is legally compliant?▼

No. The Skill explicitly never declares decisions compliant or legal, since that requires qualified legal counsel. It flags items for verification with employment law advisors in the relevant jurisdiction and provides decision support only.

What are the limitations of the pay equity screening?▼

The equity check is a screening methodology, not a statistical determination. Confirmed equity issues require regression-based analysis by qualified compensation analysts and legal review, and demographic data processing may require works council consultation in some jurisdictions.