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ResumeBuilder.com Survey Shows 1 in 20 Workers Will Quit if Salary Transparency Laws Reveal

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November 17, 2022
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Possible actions employees may take if they discover co-workers earn more money for the same job include demanding equal pay, taking legal action and quitting.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – ResumeBuilder.com, the premier resource of professional resume templates and career resources, has published a recent survey report that explores sentiment surrounding salary transparency laws. Overall, 1,200 American workers were surveyed. 

Based on survey results, 88 percent of workers, if permitted by law, would demand to know the salary range for their current position. The results suggest that workers are likely to take action if they find out co-workers receive higher compensation for the same job. Sixty-three percent of workers say they would demand equivalent pay, 9 percent say they would take legal action, and 4 percent say they would quit their jobs.

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Among respondents who are unaware of the salary range of their current role, 68 percent claim they would demand the highest end of the range. Eighty-five percent say they are more likely to apply to jobs that list the salary range in the job description. However, survey respondents are divided on whether there should be parameters on salary ranges. Fifty-eight percent say companies should be able to list any salary range, no matter how wide. The other 42 percent say salary ranges should have limits.

“While applicants tend to favor companies that provide salary ranges in their job descriptions, displaying a very wide salary range does not help anyone,” says Stacie Haller, career counselor, and an executive recruiter. “Companies that provide realistic and reasonable salary ranges can build trust with potential employees and attract more qualified candidates.” 

Overall, 92 percent of American workers support salary transparency laws. Of supporters, 61 percent believe these laws will improve wage gaps, 58 percent believe they will make it easier for job applicants, and 47 percent say they will boost transparency. However, 63 percent of respondents fear knowing how much money their co-workers make will be problematic.

This survey was commissioned by ResumeBuilder.com and conducted online via the survey platform Pollfish on November 2, 2022. Appropriate respondents were found via a demographic screening question. All 1,200 survey respondents were 18+ and currently employed for wages. To view the complete report, please visit 1 in 20 workers will quit if transparency laws reveal they are paid less than co-workers – ResumeBuilder.com

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ABOUT RESUMEBUILDER.COM
ResumeBuilder.com provides free templates to help create professional resumes. The website also offers up-to-date information and machine-learning tools for job seekers. With a team of certified resume writers, recruiting experts, and hiring managers, users gain a competitive advantage and confidence to get hired faster. To learn more, visit https://www.resumebuilder.com/. 

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