An Assembly fiscal committee on Thursday killed pay equity legislation that would have required employers to share salary data with the state.
Senate Bill 1284, co-sponsored by the California Employment Lawyers Association, would have mandated that companies with more than 100 workers tell the Department of Fair Employment and Housing how much employees are paid, broken down by job category and gender and ethnicity.
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