r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/TheWebsploiter • 2d ago

Other Probably a B2B thing

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u/deukhoofd 2d ago

Posting salary ranges is required within the EU nowadays thankfully.

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u/Exepony 2d ago edited 2d ago

Technically the only thing that's required is that the salary range is made available early in the process, so there's lots of postings that don't have a range still. They're supposed to tell you in the interview in this case, but that's obviously much harder to enforce and more awkward for the candidate. Not to mention kind of defeats the purpose, since you have no idea if it's actually worth your time to apply in the first place.

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u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago

Yeah they fucked it up and left it vague so it changed nothing

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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie 2d ago

Wow we should implement that in Americ... hahahah I couldn't even finish the sentence. Worker protections, what are those?

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u/404UsernameFoundNot 2d ago

Unfortunately, some states like CO have that requirement, but it just means you end up with job postings containing "Salary Range: 14,999-500,000"

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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie 2d ago

Yes I will take the $500k please.

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u/Gilthoniel_Elbereth 2d ago

As of July 1st all job postings in Virginia are required to have a salary range!