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02/10/2022
An Argument Against Pure Market-Based Pay Structures
Due to various United States laws, salary survey data is limited by antitrust rules.
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;WorldatWork colleague Brett Christie developed the Pay Equity Laws by State online tool, which perfectly complements this edition of the Journal by offering the latest information on U.S. laws related to pay equity, pay transparency and salary history.; While those laws have spurred many organizations to act on pay transparency, they are not the only catalyst.
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