Avaya Gender Pay Gap Report: Ireland 2
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Our employees are the driving force behind Avaya’s every success in creating experiences that matter for
customers, partners, suppliers, employees and other stakeholders. Our people rst strategy enables a culture
that empowers our team members to leverage their strengths and experiences to deliver world class services
and cultivate innovation. The successful execution of our strategy is underpinned by the cultural principles of
Inclusion, Simplicity, Accountability, Trust, Teamwork and Empowerment demonstrated in the way we work
and in everything we do. Fundamental to building and supporting an inclusive culture in which every individual
group is welcomed, respected, supported and valued is our commitment to equality – including equal pay for
equal work. In furtherance of its commitment, Avaya undertakes regular internal and external benchmarking
analyses to evaluate, identify and mitigate historic and existing pay gaps within our industry by setting goals
and continuously monitoring the impact.
Avaya is committed to transparency through this Ireland Gender Pay Gap Report measuring the dierences
between men and women within Avaya’s Irish employee population per the applicable reporting requirements.
Our rst Ireland Pay Gap Report provides us the opportunity to listen, learn and build toward excellence. We will
continue to focus on pay equity alongside our global commitment to increasing female representation across all
levels of the organization.
The results of the Ireland Gender Pay Gap Report identify opportunities for improvement as the dierences are
driven by employee demographics. Like many other technology services companies in Ireland and across the
industry, there are a greater number of men than women in senior positions and in roles within business units
that oer higher levels of compensation. As one of our agship R&D hubs, the employee population in Avaya
Ireland is predominantly made up of technical/engineering roles which typically receive more equity than
colleagues in non-tech roles because of the competitive market for their expertise. This is an industry wide
issue, which we are committed to mitigating by actively increasing female representation across all levels of the
organization around the globe.
At Avaya, we support women’s economic empowerment by developing a diverse talent pipeline, building a
workplace that mirrors the society in which we do business, a workplace where individuality is celebrated and
harnessed to promote diversity, equity, inclusion & belonging (DEI&B) to empower all of our employees to
leverage their strengths and experiences, and investing in development programs at every level to enhance
engagement, retention and the opportunities for internal talent to assume future leadership roles. Avaya
maintains several leadership and employee development programs globally designed to prepare them to
progress into more senior, higher paid roles across the organization over time.
Introduction
At Avaya, we are focused on becoming a destination place
to work, building a culture of success where everyone feels
valued, productive, and has equal and ample opportunities
to learn and grow. As a team, we’re all about thriving both
inside and outside the workplace, with exible, supportive
and inclusive work practices, and rewards and recognition
for a job well done.
Avaya operates in an industry and sector with historic gaps
in gender employment and pay. This report is a key element
of our regular internal analyses and benchmarking process
to eliminate those historic pay gaps. We set goals, activate
plans to reach them, and evaluate the success of our eorts.
We’re listening, learning and building on those lessons, and
we commit to continuing our eorts in this area to ensure
equal opportunities and a strong sense of belonging for
everyone at Avaya.
Alan Masarek, Avaya CEO.