Show Me the Money: New Pay Transparency Legislation Tracker

Do you need to keep track of proposed and enacted legislation concerning pay disclosure in job postings, salary history inquiry bans, and prohibitions on employers restricting employees from discussing compensation? Review and set an alert on our newly published Pay Transparency Legislation Tracker.

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