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14Feb

Philadelphia Employers, Beware: Don’t Ask About Salary History

Barley Snyder | | Return|
A three-year court battle concerning a controversial Philadelphia ordinance related to a prospective employee’s salary history hit an important point Friday, and employers in the country’s sixth-largest city need to be aware of it....
By: Barley Snyder
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/philadelphia-employers-beware-don-t-ask-90134/

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