New Jersey Mandates Salary Disclosure in Job Listings

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has signed a new law requiring employers with more than 10 employees to include compensation ranges and benefits in job listings, as well as disclose promotional opportunities to current employees. This legislation aims to enhance transparency and fairness in the hiring process, following similar laws in other states like New York. The law, which will take effect in mid-2025, includes fines for non-compliance and is part of a broader trend towards pay transparency across the U.S.
- Governor Murphy signs bill requiring pay transparency in job listings New Jersey Monitor
- NJ will require businesses to include salary range in job postings NorthJersey.com
- Employers Making Progress on Pay Transparency SHRM
- Danielsen, Quijano, McCoy Bill Promoting Fair Access to Workplace Opportunities Signed into Law InsiderNJ
- On Trend: New Jersey Hops on the Pay Transparency Bandwagon The National Law Review
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