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The state of California puts all its workers' compensation on the web: http://www.sacbee.com/site-services/databases/state-pay/#req=employee%2Ftop%2Fyear%3D2014

• dlp211 12y ago
  I know that quite a few states do this, I don't have an exact number so I don't want to quantify it, but it's more than at least 8 (<- every state I have lived in does it + cali). Also, while not directly disclosed on a per employee basis, every single federal employee salary can be determined since their level and years of service is not confidential and their salary is based on a schedule. Same for the military(even easier since they wear their 'level' on their sleeve).
  • Spooky23 12y ago
    Almost all employee salaries are accessible through freedom of information requests. In the .gov I work for, HR is so incompetent and people are allowed to make up bullshit titles, that accessing the local newspaper's employee database is the quickest way to find out this type of info.