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Legislative lowdown: Pay transparency requirements are coming to Washington, DC

HR Brew

The nation’s capital has become the latest jurisdiction to adopt pay transparency measures, as DC Mayor Muriel Bowser recently signed legislation that will require employers to disclose salary ranges in job advertisements. 19 and signed into law by Bowser about one month later. How DC employers can prepare.

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2023 Recapped: Our Top 5 HR Blogs for SMBs

Extensis

Here are our five most-read HR blogs that discuss a range of topics, from encouraging open communication at work to the value that legal benefits services can bring to your workforce—and everything in between. Our most popular blogs in 2023 for small- and medium-sized employers reflected these trends. An estimated 3.45

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New York City Law to Mandate Salary Transparency

Extensis

**Blog last updated November 1, 2022: Originally slated for a May 15 effective day, New York City has now passed its salary transparency law as of November 1, 2022. Under this mandate, most employers will be required to disclose the expected salary range on internal and external job listings.

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The 5 Most Read HR Blogs of 2022

Extensis

From the ongoing Great Resignation to a range of newly enacted laws, ExtensisHR has kept a pulse on it all. Here are our five most-read HR blogs this year, which will continue to provide much-needed insight in 2023. . HR and Employment Law Updates for 2022. 2022 was another landmark year for the human resources (HR) industry.

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Never Too Late to Update: Critical 2023 Employee Handbook Updates

Netchex HR Blog

New federal holidays (like Juneteenth) and changing drug laws (like marijuana legalization) may need to be addressed in your updated employee handbook. An outdated handbook can become a liability with compliance issues like classifying salaried and exempt employees. Hourly workers who go beyond 40 hours also expect overtime pay.

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Government Contractors Prepare for Federal Salary History Ban and Pay Transparency Regulations

Extensis

Quick look: Government contractors and other federal agencies must update company policies to comply with the latest salary history and pay transparency regulations. Salary histories reflect what wages an individual has earned in previous roles. Mandatory pay transparency Federal leaders in the U.S.

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Is Pay Transparency Required in Your State?

Cisive

Pay transparency is becoming more common due to worker pressure and government action. This has led to companies introducing their own pay transparency policies. A pay transparency policy is any policy where information about wages and salaries is shared with employees. Table of Contents What is pay transparency?