If you post a job online it MUST include a pay range
If someone asks for a pay range for a particular position you need to provide them with a pay range
Below is a more detailed explanation regarding the new legislation guiding the above.
CA (and several other states) recently passed pay transparency laws that went into effect on 01/01/2023.
There are two major components of the law: job posting requirements and pay data disclosure/reporting.
To put it very simply every job that we post on the web needs to have a pay range posted. The range should reflect what the client has set out as the rate in conjunction with market rate for the lowest qualified candidate to market rate for the highest qualified candidate. These ranges might be large ranges and that is okay. It is important we provide transparency around rates. All job postings MUST include a pay range. The template below needs to be included on all public facing job postings.
You do not need to include pay ranges in candidate blasts or marketing emails. Yet, if a candidate asks for a pay range in response to a blast or an email it is our responsibility to reply promptly with the position’s pay range.
DeWinter is choosing to comply with the law regardless of the geographic location of the position.
Regarding pay data reporting, do not fret HR has that covered. If you get a question that you are not able to answer (it goes beyond asking what the pay range of a position is) please forward it to hr@dewintergroup.com.
For more information regarding the pay transparency law click here
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