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Illinois pay transparency law
Employers with 15 or more employees (counting staff inside and outside Illinois) must include the pay or pay range and a general description of benefits in every posting made or republished after January 1, 2025. Benefits can be one click away via a hyperlink to a public page. Covers positions performed at least partly in Illinois, and positions outside Illinois that report to an Illinois supervisor, office or worksite.
- Status
- In force since January 1, 2025
- Who is covered
- 15+ employees
- Posting must include
- Pay range in the posting; general description of benefits
- Remote roles
- Yes. Remote roles that could be performed in Illinois are covered.
- Penalties
- After a 14-day cure period (7 days for a second offense; none after that), fines of up to $500, then $2,500, then $10,000 per violation (820 ILCS 112/30).
- Verification
- Checked against official sources (statute or agency guidance) on October 28, 2026.
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