NYC job ads to now include how much they pay
A new law goes into effect in New York City today that will make jobs ads provide a salary range.
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Nov 1, 2022, 11:10 AM
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1h agoA new law goes into effect in New York City today that will make jobs ads provide a salary range.
New York City will now require employers with four or more employees, with at least one of them working in the city, to provide a salary range in all of their job ads.
The initiative will give those job seekers a much better understanding on what employers are willing to pay.
A similar law is being applied to California beginning Jan. 1 for employers with at least 15 workers.
