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Have them work from the Florida office and bypass this
by ipaddr 4y ago
Have them work from the Florida office and bypass this
- Wowfunhappy 4y agoDoes even that work? They're saying if the company has any jobs that could be performed in the NYC—even fully remote jobs—they have to post salary ranges for all jobs, as I understood it.
- bombcar 4y agoWe could test this pretty easily by getting a state to pass a privacy law that salaries cannot be disclosed, even indirectly. In reality most tiny businesses wouldn't be affected, and most larger ones would just split into two legal entities closely allied, until finally someone like Google takes it to court, where the Interstate Commerce Clause would actually be used for regulating interstate commerce. Before that, however, the states would probably work to negotiate something so they don't get slapped federally.
- runevault 4y agoColorado has a version of this, and so you'll sometimes see listings that specifically say they won't take Colorado applicants for that reason. So long as there are no current employees in NYC I would think the same could apply to this law.