On the recordSeptember 18, 2019
I applaud the EEOC's recognition that the current employer pay data collection is a burdensome and costly mandate on job creators and a threat to the privacy of American workers.
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congress.govJames Comer: “I applaud the EEOC's recognition that the current employer pay data collection is a burdensome and costly mandate on job…”
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Comer criticizes the employer pay data collection as burdensome and a privacy threat.
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