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Committee backs SB 2386 to expand pay-disclosure rules to part‑time, temporary jobs
Summary
A joint Judiciary and Commerce committee recommended passage of SB 2386 to require job postings to disclose salary ranges for full‑time, part‑time, temporary and seasonal positions and to lower the small‑employer exemption; the measure moved forward after members voted to adopt the UNAM‑amended draft.
A joint decision‑making panel recommended passage of Senate Bill 2386, which clarifies that the requirement to disclose hourly rates or salary ranges on job listings covers full‑time, part‑time and temporary or seasonal employment and lowers the employer‑size exemption threshold.
Committee members reported that the UNAM‑amended draft had a defective effective date but voted to adopt the amendment and advance the measure. The chair called for the yeas and nays; members recorded aye votes and the recommendation was adopted. The committee did not take oral testimony during this session and relied on prior hearings and written testimony.
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