How to Comply with California's Pay Data Reporting Rule
Author: Brightmine Editorial Team
California's pay data reporting law requires certain employers to submit data detailing their employees' compensation, job category, and hours worked by race, sex and ethnicity to the state Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) each year. A covered employer must submit a report covering the prior calendar year (the reporting year) by the second Wednesday of May of each year.
To comply with this law, a California employer should take the following steps.
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