Top 78%
en este catálogo (1069 prácticas puntuadas)
Las puntuaciones se concentran en valores altos, por lo que la posición dentro del catálogo suele ser más reveladora que el número por sí solo.
Transferability / replicability2/3
The job-classification-plus-inspectorate-enforcement design mirrors elements used elsewhere (e.g. objective job valuation, mandatory registries), giving it a replicable structure even though outcomes lag.
Impact on gender equality0/1
INEI's own tracking shows the wage gap essentially unchanged in scale (around 25-28%) across the law's lifetime, so impact on the targeted outcome is not evidenced.
Effectiveness0/1
A 25.2% gap persisting seven years after enactment, worse than 36% outside Lima, indicates the mandate has not been effective at closing pay differences.
Efficiency0/1
No cost or efficiency data on enforcement (e.g. inspections per outcome) is published.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
INEI's Encuesta Permanente de Empleo Nacional provides genuine, continuous, government-run outcome measurement directly on the law's target metric, which is real evaluative rigor even though the result is disappointing.
Sustainability1/1
The legal and enforcement framework (SUNAFIL, ministerial resolutions) has remained in force and staffed since 2018.
Achievement / evidence0/1
The primary intended achievement -- closing the gender pay gap -- is not evidenced; only the structural requirement (job classification systems) has demonstrably been rolled out.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The law legally mandates bias-free job valuation and salary documentation inside every covered employer's HR processes.
Curator validation0/1
Submission is machine-ingested from primary sources and has not yet received human curator review.
Evidoria. La Ley de Igualdad Salarial de Perú (Ley 30709): clasificación de puestos obligatoria, brecha del 25% persiste. ID persistente: f8df7834-7990-47ce-a2e5-50c149104caf.