Older worker’s pay maxed out? That’s not bias
If your company has established top pay levels for each job classification, you probably end up giving some long-tenured (and, therefore older) employees smaller raises than less-experienced employees. But those older workers won’t be able to successfully claim age discrimination, as long as you can explain that the pay difference is due to your clearly documented wage schedules.
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