When must an employer disclose the salary range or management band, other compensation and a description of benefits for a position?
In accordance with RCW
49.58.110, an employer must disclose the salary range or management band in the following circumstances:
(1) In each job posting which includes a general description of all the benefits and other compensation; and
(2) Upon request of a current employee who is offered an appointment to another position.
(3) For the purposes of this section:
(a) "Employer" also includes those employers with fewer than 15 employees;
(b) "Salary range" includes Step M; and
(c) "Management band" is the most reasonable and genuinely expected range that an agency has identified within their salary administration policy for Washington management services.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
41.06.133,
41.06.150,
49.58.100, and
49.58.110. WSR 23-24-024, § 357-16-017, filed 11/28/23, effective 1/1/24. Statutory Authority: Chapter
41.06 RCW, RCW
49.58.100 and
49.58.110. WSR 20-06-009, § 357-16-017, filed 2/20/20, effective 3/30/20.]