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Aug 17, 2026
744: EU Pay Transparency Directive Series: Lithuania
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Aoife BradyHOST
Could you start off by giving us an update on where things currently stand in Lithuania regarding the status of transposing legislation?

Kamilė SkrupskytėGUEST
Lithuania has already transposed the directive, mainly through amendments to the labor code.

Kamilė SkrupskytėGUEST
Entry into force is spread over three stages so that employers have time to prepare for the more demanding obligations.

Kamilė SkrupskytėGUEST
The employers may not longer ask candidates about their current or previous remuneration.

Kamilė SkrupskytėGUEST
Candidates must be provided with applicable collective agreements if there are any Also, pay no longer can be treated as confidential information by default.
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Aoife BradyHOST
But can you talk us through whether Lithuania legislation has provided any clarity on this?