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> Sure, pay people way above market rate and don't allow them to compare wages That sounds illegal. Can you really not allow your employees to compare wages?
by softawre 10y ago
> Sure, pay people way above market rate and don't allow them to compare wages
That sounds illegal. Can you really not allow your employees to compare wages?
- Nick-Craver 10y agoIn the US at least (I can't speak for elsewhere), preventing this is illegal. Companies discourage it through various ways and it's practically an embedded culture thing at this point throughout the country. But: you cannot legally prevent it. The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 is what you're looking for here - it provides employee protections for such discussions.
- JustSomeNobody 10y agoYeah, it's interesting. They can't prevent it, but if you do it, you can guarantee you'll be fired. They'll just eliminate your position for some other reason.
- phasmantistes 10y agoYou don't want to work for a company that operates that way anyway, if you can avoid it.
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- pwang 10y agoNo, you cannot.