United States: Employers - All eyes on salary and pay range disclosure in US job postings (Video chat)

In brief

.As we head into 2023, all eyes are on salary and pay range requirements in US job postings -- where these laws apply, what they require, and when they come into effect.

In this latest video, our Labor & Employment lawyers explain what employers need to know about US laws requiring salary and pay range disclosures in job postings including important differences from location to location, questions and concerns, and practical takeaways. 

While the trend has continued, the landscape has drastically changed since we shared our May 2022 video, The Proliferation of Pay Transparency Laws. Consider this your update!


Contents

Speakers: Susan Eandi, Krissy Katzenstein and Dionna Shear.

Key resources 

We regularly assist with large-scale pay equity audits to help companies look under the hood and assess whether there are any unexplained or unjustified pay gaps. For more information on how we can help, please contact your Baker McKenzie lawyer.

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