New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
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Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#2Maximum salary: $1,000,000 per year.
Legal compliance achieved, while still effectively maintaining confidentiality of salary info.
Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#3Minimum salary: $10,000 per year. Maximum salary: $1,000,000 per year. Legal compliance achieved, while still effectively maintaining confidentiality of salary info.
Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#4For my first salary role I took half the advertised pay as I knew less than half of what they wanted.
With this crap I'd just not get the job.
Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#5Minimum salary: $10,000 per year. Maximum salary: $1,000,000 per year. Legal compliance achieved, while still effectively maintaining confidentiality of salary info.
The range must: "extend from the lowest to the highest salary the employer in good faith believes at the time of the posting it would pay for the advertised job, promotion or transfer opportunity."
Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#6Way to make harder to get a job! For my first salary role I took half the advertised pay as I knew less than half of what they wanted. With this crap I'd just not get the job.
Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#7Way to make harder to get a job! For my first salary role I took half the advertised pay as I knew less than half of what they wanted. With this crap I'd just not get the job.
The law does not prevent this.
Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#8Re: New York City to require employers to list minimum and maximum salaries
#9Way to make harder to get a job! For my first salary role I took half the advertised pay as I knew less than half of what they wanted. With this crap I'd just not get the job.