In cultures with high power distance—where hierarchical structures are deeply embedded—there may be less willingness to disclose salary information openly. Employees might accept pay disparities as a norm, and salary transparency could be seen as disruptive. In contrast, low power distance cultures, which promote egalitarianism, are more likely to embrace clear and open salary structures.

In cultures with high power distance—where hierarchical structures are deeply embedded—there may be less willingness to disclose salary information openly. Employees might accept pay disparities as a norm, and salary transparency could be seen as disruptive. In contrast, low power distance cultures, which promote egalitarianism, are more likely to embrace clear and open salary structures.

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