New law hopes to eradicate gender pay gap

New law hopes to eradicate gender pay gap

In an effort to bridge the pay gap between male and female candidates, one American state has made it illegal for employers to ask jobseekers their current salary prior to offering them a position.

The new law in Massachusetts means that hiring managers will have to declare the wage they’re offering the candidate upfront, based on what the applicant is worth rather than what they’re earning.

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