Helps members locate which states require employers to disclose the salary information of a position.

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. Our latest update covers important state and local workplace compliance developments that have occurred since our last update in September.

California recently wrapped up its 2022 legislative session, but not before enacting several new laws that burnish the state’s reputation as a leader in imposing workplace mandates on private sector employers.

The New York City Department of Consumer and Workplace Protection has published proposed rules to implement the City’s new ordinance that will require covered employers to conduct an independent bias audit of any AI tool used and to publish the resul

The U.S. Congress has wrestled for years with trying to find agreement on a comprehensive federal data privacy law. A bill pending in the House of Representatives that has strong bipartisan support suggests the legislators may be getting closer to co

A bill that would expand California’s pay reporting requirements to include additional data as well as require covered employers to include salary information in job postings awaits the Governor’s expected signature.

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. Our latest roundup of notable state and local workplace compliance developments summarizes actions that have been taken since our last update in July, including two new California bills with significant compliance implicati

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. CWC is pleased to provide the latest edition of CWC Interstate, a summary of notable workplace-related state and local compliance developments that have occurred since our last update in May.

This ruling by a divided three-judge panel of the federal appeals court serves as a reminder that a drug testing policy should be clear in its terms and applied consistently in order to minimize potential claims of discrimination.

The latest in our virtual member roundtable discussions focused on the challenges of complying with differing state and local workplace requirements, and the availability of technologies that might assist in helping companies to comply.

A bill approved recently by the NY State legislature will require state employers with four or more employees to post salary information in job postings, including advertisements for a new hire, promotion, or transfer opportunity.

California Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed state budget for 2022-2023 includes additional funds for California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing that would allow the agency to hire resources to strengthen enforcement of California’s pay da

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. CWC is pleased to provide the latest edition of CWC Interstate, a summary of notable workplace-related state and local compliance developments that have occurred since our last update in early April.

Although a bill recently approved by the House of Representatives that bans discrimination based on a person’s hairstyle probably will not be enacted this year, trend lines suggest that it’s only a matter of time before it becomes law.

A new mandate to include salary information in New York City job postings will likely be postponed and favorably amended, as our memo explains.

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. In anticipation of the May 24 filing deadline applicable to the first batch of employers subject to Illinois’ broad new pay reporting requirements, the state’s Department of Labor has posted a set of FAQs that address basic

California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing has published a report summarizing at a high level pay data submitted to the agency in 2021 under the state’s new pay data reporting requirements.

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. Our latest CWC Interstate summarizes workplace compliance developments that have occurred at the state and local level since our last update in February.

In what appears to be the first state law of its kind, New York has enacted a measure to “clarify that release of personnel records to discount victims of workplace discrimination counts as a retaliatory action under the [state’s] Human Rights Law.”

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. Employers subject to California’s annual pay reporting requirements must file the required data for this cycle by April 1, 2022. Our memo provides guidance on what data must be submitted and steps for organizing the data.

MEMBER FEEDBACK REQUESTED. CWC’s latest update of important state and local workplace compliance requirements covers developments that have occurred since our last update in December 2021.

The Illinois Department of Labor has notified 625 employers that do business in the state that their first “Equal Pay Registration Certifications” with accompanying employee pay data will be due by May 24, 2022.

CWC is pleased to provide our members with a state-by-state digest of important state and local employment law developments that we reported on in 2021.

In anticipation of the second year in which it will be collecting employee wage data from covered employers, California has made some tweaks to the filing requirements. Our memo details the latest information.

Our latest “CWC Interstate” summarizes workplace-related compliance developments enacted at the state and local level that have occurred since our last update in November.