Thread regarding U.S. Bank layoffs

Paying Remote Workers Less May Heighten Legal Risks

https://ogletree.com/insights-resources/blog-posts/paying-remote-workers-less-may-heighten-legal-risks

"Paying remote workers less than in-person workers for performing the same work could increase the risk of discrimination claims."

"Telework policies that tie lower pay to remote work may disproportionately affect women, caregivers, and employees with disabilities, potentially raising the risk of equal pay and disparate impact lawsuits."

"Courts and regulators increasingly expect individualized assessments of job functions, consistent application of policies, and rigorous documentation of legitimate business reasons for paying certain workers less than others in similar jobs. Without data-driven and legally sound analysis, employers could unintentionally adopt telework policies that are difficult to defend in court."

"Reducing pay for exempt employees who work remotely could jeopardize their exempt status in certain situations."


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And yet they won’t let you move out of a HCOL area and retain your job.

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@qm As of now it doesn't matter where you live if you are remote. They are moving remote workers to geo code C. So, if you live in NY or CA and are remote, you have the same pay as someone living in Indiana as remote.

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It's base on cost of living. If you are in a small suburb town you will not make the same as someone from the cities.

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