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Blizzard | Why staff at this firm are making pay transparent

Why staff at this firm are making pay transparent
Why staff at this firm are making pay transparent

Disclosing employee wages in the workplace has long been considered a taboo, as employers fear that sharing this knowledge could lead to resentment and jealousy within teams.

According to a December 2017 report from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, around 17% of private companies practice pay transparency, while 41% discourage and 25% explicitly prohibit the discussion of salary information.

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