Companies avoid hiring remote workers from Colorado after new law requires salary disclosures
Many job advertisements for remote work are now coming with an asterisk: Coloradans need not apply. âPlease Note: Job cannot be performed in the state of Colorado,â reads an active online advertisement for a remote sales solution architect at Concentrix. Disclaimers like that are becoming more common now after a Colorado law requiring employers to disclose salary ranges went into effect earlier this year. The goal of the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, which was passed in 2019, was to crack down on sex-based wage discrimination. In addition to mandating businesses announce emplo...