Tess Vigeland

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Introducing ‘As We Work’ · 19 Mar 2022 podcast

Is there something special about them that they don't mind talking about the salaries?

So when we're talking about pay transparency, I know that there are countries where that's the rule, right?

I mean, Norway being one of them.

And then now there is a new law in New York City requiring companies to post minimum and maximum salaries in job listings.

What do you think pay transparency laws could yield here in the U.S.

All right.

Well, let's delve briefly into how workers can go about measuring their own value, where money fits into that personal equation, either for the job they have or the job they want.

How would you go about counseling workers who are kind of coming up with that personal algorithm for themselves, especially given your knowledge about how we've traditionally thought about our worth at work?

All right.

Jake Rosenfeld, thank you so much for your time today.

So, do you want to tell us what you make?

Also, what do you think of paid transparency?

Good idea?

Good idea unless it's your salary horrifying and nobody's business.

Do share your thoughts with us.

You can find us on Twitter at WSJ Podcasts.

You can also write to us via email at asweworkatwsj.com.

And finally today, our pro tip, where one of our life and work columnists answers technical questions about the workplace.

Today we invited Catherine Dill of WSJ's work and life team to meet with us.

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