Legislative lowdown: Minnesota passes pay transparency law
The law requires not only that employers include salary or hourly compensation ranges in job postings, but also details on benefits and other compensation.
Navigate the complex legal landscape. Stay compliant with the latest updates on Pay Transparency Compliance regulations and best practices from HR Brew.
The law requires not only that employers include salary or hourly compensation ranges in job postings, but also details on benefits and other compensation.
In addition to salary information, DC employers will be required to disclose the “existence of healthcare benefits” with prospective employees before their interview.
HR navigated a challenging regulatory landscape in 2023, as more states enacted pay transparency laws, while the Biden administration overhauled labor policy.
NY is the eighth state to require employers to share expected pay ranges on job postings.
Employers will be allowed to inspect employees’ I-9 documentation remotely, rather than in-person, as of August 1.
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