A committee of the New Jersey Senate has recommended passage of a bill, aiming to promote pay equity for women, that would bar employers from asking would-be workers about their wage histories.
June 02, 2017 at 05:07 PM
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A committee of the New Jersey Senate has recommended passage of a bill that aims to promote pay equality for women by barring employers from asking would-be workers about their wage histories.
The bill, S-2536, sponsored by Sens. Nia Gill, D-Essex, and Loretta Weinberg, D-Bergen, passed the Senate Labor Committee in a 4-1 vote on Thursday.
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