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US pay transparency laws for job postings

These states and cities require employers to disclose pay in job postings. Each entry links to the official text and shows the date we last verified it. Detailed pages are being added one jurisdiction at a time.

JurisdictionEmployer sizeSourceLast verified
California15+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Cincinnati, Ohio15+ employeesofficial source2026-09-10
Cleveland, Ohio15+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Coloradosee sourceofficial source2026-10-16
Columbus, Ohio15+ employeesofficial source2026-09-10
Connecticutsee sourceofficial source2026-10-16
Delaware26+ employeesofficial source2026-09-10
District of Columbia1+ employeesofficial source2026-09-10
Hawaii50+ employeesofficial source2026-09-10
Illinois15+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Maine10+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Marylandsee sourceofficial source2026-10-16
Massachusetts25+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Minnesota30+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Nevadasee sourceofficial source2026-09-10
New Jersey10+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
New York4+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
New York City4+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Rhode Islandsee sourceofficial source2026-09-10
Toledo, Ohio15+ employeesofficial source2026-09-10
Vermont5+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16
Virginiasee sourceofficial source2026-10-16
Washington15+ employeesofficial source2026-10-16

Not legal advice. Where we only have a summary instead of the statute text, the entry says so.