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> the company now has to navigate the entire new Colorado employment law, not just the bit about posting salary ranges You didn't point to anything specific ex
by magicalist 5y ago
> the company now has to navigate the entire new Colorado employment law, not just the bit about posting salary ranges
You didn't point to anything specific except the salary listing, so it's difficult to respond, but it sounds like you're describing the exact situation of interstate remote hiring everywhere. Even big cities usually have lots of employment and tax hoops to jump through, and how many cities in the US have less than 2% of the US population?
- epage 5y agoNever really considered these as my first two employers were big enough to not care. My new exployer restricted me to being remote in any city they have an office (haven't yet seen how far this can be pushed, city vs metro area vs state). Also came across this with another company's recruiter: they were specifically expanding remote positions in Texas.
- CheezeIt 5y agoThe law’s not some mere tax hoop. https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=1751c28b-2f47-4917-85aa-97d8457045d2 https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=1751c28b-2f47...