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Senate introduces Bill on employee compensation disclosure, refers it to committees
Summary
Senate Bill 78, authored by Sen. Dunbar, was introduced on the floor and referred to the Judiciary and Labor and Commerce committees; text and specifics of the bill were read into the record by the secretary.
Senate Bill 78, sponsored by Senator Dunbar, "an act relating to disclosure of information regarding employee compensation by employers, employees, and applicants for employment," was introduced on the Senate floor and referred to the Judiciary and Labor and Commerce committees.
The secretary read the bill title into the record; the Senate assigned the bill for committee referral without objection. The transcript does not include the bill text or additional details about proposed disclosures, penalties, or enforcement mechanisms.
No committee hearing or debate on the bill occurred on the floor during this session and no vote on the bill itself was recorded. Senators later used unanimous consent motions for routine items during the same session.
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