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Hi there In the U.S., employers cannot forbid employees from discussing salaries or other job conditions among themselves. Discussing salaries is considered a protected concerted activity by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
Your right to discuss your salary information with your coworkers is protected by the federal government. The National Labor Relations Act states that employers can't ban the discussion of salary and working conditions among employees. However, this law doesn't guarantee you access to salary information.
A Violation of Federal Law At the trial, an administrative law judge ruled that There's employer violated the National Labor Relations Act (NRA), which states that employers cannot lawfully prohibit employees from discussing matters such as their pay raises, rates of pay, and perceived inequities.
If your contract doesn't allow you to discuss salary with your co-workers, then you legally are bound by that agreement. That means if you try to negotiate a raise and mention you are being paid less than a co-worker in a similar role, you can get yourself and your co-worker in trouble, or even fired.
Employers hate it when employees discuss salaries because it exposes discrimination and other unfair pay practices, she says. If your employer has a written policy or contract prohibiting salary discussions, you can report them to the National Labor Relations Board.
Employees have the legal right to discuss pay if they choose to, and it's illegal for employers to ban those discussions. Jane Crosby, Partner at Hart Brown Solicitors, tells Metro.co.UK: 'Employers may say that pay rates are confidential, but it is not unlawful to talk about salaries with each other.
You can't stop employees discussing their pay. If you're British, you probably don't like talking about your salary in public. But no matter how much your employees might hate discussing salary, if they want to do so, then as an employer, there is absolutely nothing you can do to stop them.
An employer may not prohibit an employee from disclosing the employee's own wages or from inquiring about another employee's wages if the purpose of the disclosure or inquiry is to enforce the rights granted by this section. Nothing in this section creates an obligation to disclose wages. 408.483a Prohibited conduct.
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