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             , companies with at least four workers that post a job that may be performed in New York City will be required to include salary ranges, whether they advertise jobs online, in a job fair flier or on internal bulletin board. Similar laws for job ads have been enacted in Colorado, California and Washington State. And since 2017, four other states have adopted laws requiring companies to disclose a pay range to job candidates at some point in the interview or negotiation process, according to the
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             “On both sides, there’s that awkwardness when you’re talking about compensation,” said Vishal Vakharia, who runs recruiting for Ribbon, a real estate technology company with over 200 employees that started posting its salary ranges this month. “Having it out in the open eliminates that.”
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             The laws are changing some of the fundamental ways in which companies determine pay and recruit candidates. Some employers realize that they will face a period of disruption as their workers learn what colleagues are making and ask for raises. But many businesses that are already posting salary ranges said that the effects have been potent, exposing disparities and prompting changes in corporate policies.
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             Monday.com, which makes productivity software, posted salary ranges for its positions in Denver, where it has about 45 workers. The company, which has roughly 400 U.S. employees, is now weighing whether it should do so across the country as it prepares to comply with New York City’s law.
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             “Well, if this is how the country seems to be trending, let’s get ahead of it and just go for it,” said Mike Lamm, who leads Monday.com’s North American human resources, on a potential policy expansion. “It’s not in place currently, but it’s something we’re considering.”
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             To Mr. Lamm, the new laws offer the opportunity for employers to make sure they’re not setting salaries arbitrarily: “It’s kind of a test for companies in a way.”
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             When Colorado enacted its rules that require all employers to include salary ranges on internal and external job posts, Tim Meurer worked as a talent acquisition consultant in the state. At most companies, he said, pay was not consistent across positions, partly because recruiters had “an open checkbook” when they made offers. They hired candidates at the lowest price they could get them, regardless of the role’s target range.
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             Managers expected that revealing salaries for new positions would upset some employees, and they were right. “H.R. was extremely busy for probably six months where they had to explain exactly why each individual person was paid what they were paid,” Mr. Meurer said.
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             But ultimately, the law changed the system for the best, he said. It forced managers “to really hold people accountable and have documented processes as to why they’re paying people, why they’re moving people’s compensation, why people are titled the way they were titled,” Mr. Meurer said.
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             He now works at a small fintech company based in Boulder called Tilled, which aims to pay between the minimum and middle of the market range for every position. For promotions, the company pays higher in the range. The law, he said, “forces you to have that kind of rigor around your compensation so that you are consistent in the way that you’re hiring.”
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             Is it more expensive? Absolutely,” Mr. Meurer said. “I think by and large, companies were getting away with underpaying people.”
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             New York City’s law has been met with some resistance by employers and recruiters, who argue that it will introduce hurdles in an already tight labor market.
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             The law will be enforced by the city’s Commission on Human Rights; employers face fines of up to $250,000 if they do not comply after a first offense.
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             “The transition is hard,” said Kathy Wylde, who runs the Partnership for New York City, a consortium of business interests. “An employee in a low-cost area where the salary range is lower, or where the labor market is different, will see what somebody with the same job title is getting paid in New York City and may feel they’re not getting what they deserve.”
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             But to many workers and business leaders, the disruptions that result from salary transparency simply confirm the need for the laws.
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             “Compensation was a black-box exercise historically, shrouded in confidentiality and, therefore, tightly in the control of the employer,” said Allison Rutledge-Parisi, senior vice president of people at Justworks, a
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             Studies have shown that people are more likely to apply for roles that include salary ranges. About 60 percent of job postings on Indeed include salary information, and those that do see about 30 percent more people starting applications. Three-quarters of job seekers say they’re more likely to apply for a posting that includes a salary range, according to an
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             Starting Tuesday, Indeed will no longer share new job postings in New York City that don’t have salary ranges. The company pointed out that job seekers will be able to filter out positions below their pay standard.
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             Loren Furman, the chief executive of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, said that some companies in the state have posted wide salary ranges so they have more flexibility in offering salaries based on a candidate’s performance and experience. There is no provision in the New York City, Colorado, California or Washington laws that prevents employers from going outside the advertised range when making a job offer.
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             Some business leaders worry that forcing companies to be transparent about salary will lead them to offer more compensation in the form of less transparent vehicles like bonuses or benefits. One
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             “That’s an argument to make all of those perks transparent,” said Kim Scott, a former Google executive who recommends transparent pay in her book, “Just Work.”
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             Ms. Scott added that the recruiting process should be like going to the grocery store: “You see what the prices are. You don’t have to bargain with the checkout clerk how much you’re going to pay for a carton of eggs. You just pay the price.”
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             The chief executive of Whole Foods, John Mackey, who stepped down in September, said he believes the company’s longtime policy of
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             Some employers feel that the shift toward pay transparency in large markets like New York City’s is overdue. Trey Ditto, who runs a public relations company with about 15 employees in the New York area, has long been frustrated by the awkwardness of salary conversations.
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             “There was always this song-and-dance,” Mr. Ditto said. “The company would say, ‘How much do you want?’ and the candidate would say, ‘How much are you offering?’”
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             Mr. Ditto said his company started sharing salary ranges with candidates three years ago. For all the skepticism from people outside the firm, he said his own employees have benefited because the move allowed him to identify inequities in his salary system.
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             “A recruiter thought I was crazy,” he said. “In the beginning there were people that were underpaid and people that were overpaid. It took a good two years to work that out.”
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             Syndio, a Seattle-based company that does workplace analytics, posted its salary ranges in December 2020. Some employees raised questions about their pay. So Syndio changed its pay structure and created two salary tracks, one for managers and one for non-managers.
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             “This pay transparency era is an opportunity for companies to start getting really good at proactively addressing this stuff,” said Maria Colacurcio, Syndio’s chief executive.
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