Summary
Columbus now requires employers to include salary ranges in job postings, so pay secrecy is out for local hiring. If you’re job hunting, you’ll see the numbers up front; if you’re hiring, you’ll need to post them. It’s a big shift for how local jobs get advertised and negotiated.
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Impact analysis
Expect employers to spend a bit more time and money updating job postings and pay structures, while workers get more leverage to negotiate with real numbers on the table.
Job seekers—especially those who’ve been left guessing about pay—gain upfront salary info and stronger bargaining power.
Employers, especially smaller ones, may feel the pinch from added compliance work and less room to keep salary ranges flexible.
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