pay transparency · 12 US jurisdictions · greenhouse + ashby
Does the job ad
show the pay?
California, Colorado, New York and nine more require a pay range in job postings. PayClear audits an employer's public job board on GenLayer: validators read every posting in those places and record which ones show the pay, with the evidence on-chain.
- employers audited
- 0
- postings read
- 0
- no pay shown
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01Pick a board
Any employer's public Greenhouse or Ashby job board. Anyone opens an audit; no employer sign-up.
02Where the law applies
Code reads each posting's location: 12 US jurisdictions require pay in job ads, and US-remote jobs fall under Colorado's.
03Validators read the ad
Listed pay is read in code; the pay passages of the rest are read by validators. “Competitive pay” and “$1B raised” are not pay.
04A public score
Steps of 25 postings, paid from a program's pot. The result: which postings show pay, kept on-chain with every reading.
An audit measures what postings show, not whether an employer is legally bound (most laws apply above a headcount). Checking a board needs no wallet; to run steps, connect MetaMask and press Test GEN. The program below is a demo funded by test wallets; the boards are real.
Employers
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