#8 Pay Transparency Laws And Their Impact on Workers + Employers

For Fox Sake

Vee talks about the Pay Transparency Movement, how these laws directly correlate to the Labor Movement, the gender and racial wealth gaps, and why salary conversations move the working class forward.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• The benefits of pay transparency laws to workers and employers
• States considering pay transparency laws and states with pay transparency laws
• How to talk to your coworkers about salary
• Protections for workers surrounding wage communications

MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE/SOURCES:

• What is Indigenous Peoples’ Day? Why we celebrate it over Columbus Day
• Episode 3: The Labor Day Episode
• Quick Facts About State Salary Range Transparency Laws
• How The Pay Transparency Movements Success Will Change Job ListingsWhat Is The Pay Transparency Movement
• NLRB

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SHOW INFORMATION:

For Fox Sake is a financial education and personal development podcast dedicated to deconstructing money shame, sharing money stories, and discussing the often “off-the-table” topics of life.

HOST BIO:

Vee Weir is an award-winning, anti-capitalist personal finance content creator and business owner. Her main focus and mission is to challenge common money myths, dismantle barriers preventing access to financial information and examine how capitalism negatively impacts the working class.

In the past 7 years, Vee has amassed a following of over 25k+ online and has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, CNBC, and more.

When she’s not online she spends her time hiking with her husband and three dogs in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

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DISCLAIMERS:

• This show may contain affiliate links or links from advertisers where I earn a commission, direct payment or products.
• Opinions are my own.
• Information shared on this podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice.

CREDITS:

• Artwork: Heather Divoky
• Development + Graphic Design: Kayli Johnson
• Editor: Joseph Bogumill
• Podcast Support: Weir Digital Marketing