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14% of companies say workers have quit after seeing jobs with higher pay following transparency laws
That share is up by 15% from the previous year and includes 21% of employers who say they list salaries because it's required by law ... passed pay range transparency laws: California, Colorado ... Read More
Colorado enacted a law meant to stop tech companies sharing your brain-wave data
Colorado lawmakers signed a law to protect biological and neural data from being shared by consumer neurotech players like Elon Musk's Neuralink. Read More
These pay issues are 'table stakes' to snag top talent, but they're causing headaches
A growing share of employers are posting salary ranges in their job ads — a shift becoming ... On Jan. 12, the District of Columbia enacted its own pay-transparency law, set to take effect ... Read More
Jobs Report
U.S. employers added 275,000 jobs in February, backing up the robust economy touted by President Joe Biden during his State of the Union address. Read More
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