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Is pay transparency good for the workplace?

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Ontario is introducing changes this year that would require employers to publish salary ranges on public job postings.

HR consulting firm Mercer posted a survey saying fewer than 20 per cent of Canadian companies have fully put transparency plans in place.

Greg Sills is a partner at the employment law firm Levitt LLP.

He was asked about the impact of pay transparency on Newstalk 580 CFRA's Ottawa Now with Kristy Cameron on Monday

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