Legal Question in Business Law in California
Can an employer keep employees below the company posted salary range if range has increased? Employee of 3 years and my "increase" is 11% below the salary range floor.
Asked on 12/19/22, 12:59 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Yes. An employer has no legal obligation to give any amount of raise to current employees when it raises its salary range for new hires, unless the existing employees are being discriminated against for an illegal reason such as race or gender. Paying new hires substantially more than existing workers is unfair and generally not a good management practice for employee retention and morale, but that doesn't make it illegal.
Answered on 12/20/22, 9:09 am
Related Questions & Answers
-
I plan on running an online business from home. I want to use my business UPS... Asked 11/29/22, 10:41 pm in United States California Business Law
-
Hello. Do I need a contracting license to clean solar panels? Asked 9/28/22, 5:56 pm in United States California Business Law