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Pay Transparency

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  1. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Silence on Salary

    By Workplace Prof

    American Public Media's Marketplace has had a great series in the last week or so on salaries and people's attitudes about them. Today's interesting story provides data on its own recent survey…

  2. Employment Law Worldview

    California State Form Creating Concern About “At Will” Status of Employees

    By Michael Kelly

    A new model wage disclosure form issued by the California Labor Commissioner may create ambiguity about whether individuals are employed “at will” or under a contract requiring good reason for…

  3. The Faculty Lounge

    Does Anyone Disclose Salary Information If They Don’t Have To?

    In the comments, Mark Fenster asks a great question: It would be interesting to know if any dean in a private law school or in a public which isn't required…

  4. The Faculty Lounge

    Should Compensation Be Transparent?

    The Texas kerfuffle has raised many questions, some of which have already been discussed at length on other law blogs. But for me, the news brings up a larger question…

  5. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Ramachandran on Fixing Pay Discrimination

    By Workplace Prof

    Gowri Ramachandran (Southwestern) has just posted on SSRN her article (forthcoming 2012 Penn State Law Review) Pay Transparency. Here's the abstract:Pay discrimination, like many forms of discrimination, is a particularly…

  6. Texas Employer Handbook

    Are Salaries Secret?

    By Michael Kelsheimer

    The Evil HR Lady dropped a post recently about an employee who was upset because she just discovered a co-worker was earning more than her with less experience.  Lucas explained in…

  7. florida ROC

    ROC Members Have Rights to Employees’ Salary Information

    By Scott Gordon

    Can unit owners in resident-owned communities discover what the association is paying its employees, including the manager?  We are asked this question frequently each year, especially when the association is…