Comparing California, Massachusetts, And New York s Pay...

2. Comparing and contrasting California, Massachusetts, and New York’s pay equity statutes. Recent trends toward certain state legislatures augmenting pay equity statutes have been deemed â€Å"sweeping changes† as compared to the stagnancy of federal pay equity statutes. New York and California enacted pay equity statutes at the end of 2015 that went into effect at the beginning of 2016. A session law enacted in Massachusetts in 2016 expands that state’s pay equity provisions in â€Å"impactful† and â€Å"noteworthy† ways in comparison to other states’ laws. These three states’ significant expansions of pay equity provisions can act as templates for Kansas, which limits employees bringing wage disparity claims to comparing themselves to their counterparts only if their work is â€Å"equal† and if they work at the same â€Å"establishment.† California’s recently amended statute requires that employees filing wage discrimination claims show that they and their counterparts of the opposite sex perform â€Å"substantially similar work, when viewed as a composite of skill, effort, and responsibility, . . . under similar working conditions.† Systems based on seniority, merit, measures of earnings based on production quantity or quality, or â€Å"a bona fide factor other than sex† (such as â€Å"education, training, or experience†) are legal bases under the California law upon which to differentiate among employee wages. 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