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Ontario’s 2026 pay transparency law mandates salary ranges in job postings and bans questions about prior pay to reduce wage gaps.
Ontario’s new pay transparency law, effective January 1, 2026, requires employers with 25 or more employees to include salary ranges—limited to $50,000—in all job postings, prohibit asking for prior Canadian experience, and disclose AI use in hiring.
The law aims to reduce pay gaps, especially for women and marginalized groups, by promoting fairness and transparency.
Employers must respond to candidates within 45 days after the final interview, and workers can discuss pay without retaliation.
The rule aligns Ontario with other provinces and is expected to improve hiring efficiency and trust.
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La ley de transparencia salarial de 2026 de Ontario exige rangos salariales en las ofertas de trabajo y prohíbe las preguntas sobre el pago anterior para reducir las brechas salariales.