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Google, Meta and Others May Soon Need to Disclose Pay on California Job Listings

Aug. 30, 2022 12:31 pm ET

California could quickly require almost all employers hiring within the state to start itemizing pay on job postings, a transfer that might have an effect on lots of America’s largest corporations.

A invoice advancing within the California legislature mandates that each one organizations with 15 or extra staff include the hourly pay or wage vary on job listings. It additionally requires corporations to disclose extra info to the state on the wages of current staff.

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