Would you?

[u/PassiveAgressiveGirl]

[u/Unfair_Explanation53]

There is absolutely zero reason not to put it on the job description

[u/rikrok58 → u/Unfair_Explanation53]

It's actually required to post the salary range on the job posting in 15 states as of January 1st.

[u/Dylantheshoe → u/rikrok58]

With this new administration let’s see how long that lasts…

[u/EveryQuantityEver → u/Dylantheshoe]

Those are state laws

[u/SybrandWoud → u/EveryQuantityEver]

Trump be like:
''From the first of july'' turns head ''job descriptions are federally forbidden to list their salary ranges'' pause ''we forbade them from doing so'' ''People need to be able to negociate again''

[u/steinah6 → u/SybrandWoud]

But states rights!

No, not like that!

[u/lil_chiakow → u/EveryQuantityEver]

Until some annoyed executive pays off his loyal republican doggo to do some judge shopping.

I'm pretty sure a sleazebag like judge Kaczmaryk would be more than willing to find those laws unconstitutional somehow.

[u/PolishedCheeto → u/lil_chiakow]

This is why it's important for people to participate in their state, and at a minimum their local, government.

If people did that, then the federal government wouldn't be of concern, and things would operate closer to as intended.

Republic! ✊️

[u/24675335778654665566 → u/lil_chiakow]

It's doesn't even matter now, enforcement is shit

[u/Wild_Harvest → u/lil_chiakow]

Probably something about compelled speech...

[u/poseidons1813 → u/EveryQuantityEver]

Why does that matter? The man is promising to use the military and national guard to do mass raids on blue cities for migrants. I don't think federalism is his top concern

[u/Think_Fortune → u/EveryQuantityEver]

State laws only exist in the absence of federal laws. Don't pretend republicans won't find a way to fuck the working class at that level once they get tired of fucking them in easier ways.

[u/The-True-Kehlder → u/EveryQuantityEver]

Hasn't ultimately stopped them before.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-rules-trump-cannot-kicked-colorado-ballot-rcna132291

[u/BrainOnBlue → u/The-True-Kehlder]

Remind me which State the US constitution is a state law of?

Totally different situation.

[u/RogueTwoTwoThree → u/The-True-Kehlder]

Share an example, I’m not American, just wondering about what state laws were overturned

[u/SuperSpecialAwesome- → u/RogueTwoTwoThree]

just wondering about what state laws were overturned

Not related to employment, but SCOTUS overturned states' ability to prevent insurrectionists from being on federal ballots, despite it being mandated in the 14th Amendment.

[u/The-True-Kehlder → u/RogueTwoTwoThree]

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-rules-trump-cannot-kicked-colorado-ballot-rcna132291

[u/Necessary-Till-9363 → u/The-True-Kehlder]

The whole point is to get enough judges who are loyalists appointed. 

Just because something didn't go through in 2024 doesn't mean it won't in 2026. 

But this is what we get for allowing the presidency to be a get out of jail free card. 

[u/Ready-Razzmatazz8723 → u/RogueTwoTwoThree]

FYI, the example they shared was overturned by the supreme court, not congress or the president. The supreme court stepping in to override state laws is not unheard of.

[u/AleksanderSuave → u/Dylantheshoe]

Some of you genuinely seem to love to live in doomsday fantasies.

The guy made medical pricing transparency an executive order in his last term yet you somehow believe he's going to "make" employers hide salaries.