New York to include pay ranges on job listings starting May 15
New York City employers are preparing to put pay ranges on job listings due to a proposed law.
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Apr 18, 2022, 12:33 PM
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9h agoNew York City employers are preparing to put pay ranges on job listings due to a proposed law.
The goal of the bill is to even the playing field for job applicants by requiring salary information on all job listings. Similar laws in states like Colorado have been designed to narrow the gender-pay gap and provide more workplace transparency.
The law is set to take effect May 15.
