Beware pay cuts that disadvantage minorities
Many employees who began working remotely two years ago decided to relocate to areas with low costs of living. Some employers responded by cutting relocated workers’ pay—not always a popular practice, but somewhat defensible. But that calculus could trigger legal trouble, potentially affecting some protected classes of employees more than others.
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