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Work with usPay equity laws have already been enacted in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Nevada, New York City, Rhode Island and Washington. More of these laws are being discussed in state capitals across the country.
While each law has its own unique requirements, they are all similar in their intent. Companies that operate in multiple jurisdictions (or offer remote work) are left with an unenviable choice: develop either state-by-state or blanket policies.
We’re seeing a number of companies adopt a uniform strategy to reduce their administrative burden and avoid the complicated patchwork of laws. In practice, that’s meant listing salary ranges on all U.S. job postings, regardless of whether the disclosure is legally required.
A review of the existing legislation makes it clear why a state-by-state policy quickly becomes complicated:
Read the latest Insights from our Compensation & Benefits Policy Research team for more information.
If you would like to connect with one of our technical specialists about how these laws may impact your company, reach out to your Goldman Sachs Ayco contact or fill out the contact us form on our website.