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Automating Compliance Checks
October 31, 2025
The latest update to Datapeople’s Compliance Report expands automated compliance coverage beyond pay transparency.

In addition to surfacing missing or non-compliant pay ranges, the report now includes:
- Healthcare anti-bias checks to support NCQA audit standards
- Financial industry compliance aligned with the SEC Marketing Rule (contact your Customer Success representative to enable)
These updates bring regulatory monitoring directly into your hiring workflow and help your team maintain accuracy, consistency, and audit readiness without extra manual review.

Note: Datapeople’s Compliance Report is designed to support compliance workflows by surfacing potential gaps and inconsistencies. It does not constitute legal advice, legal guidance, or a legal opinion, and should not be relied on as a substitute for advice from qualified counsel.
Ontario: Early Warning Guidance Ahead of 2026 Enforcement
October 30, 2025
Ontario’s Working for Workers Four and Five Acts (Bills 149 and 190) amend the Employment Standards Act (ESA) with new pay-transparency and disclosure requirements taking effect January 1, 2026.

To help employers prepare early, Datapeople now includes Ontario-specific warning guidance in both the Editor and the Compliance Report.
Under these upcoming rules, all publicly advertised job postings must:
- Include an expected pay or range
- Disclose if AI is used in screening or assessment
- Indicate whether the posting is for a new or backfilled role
- Notify interviewed applicants of outcomes within 45 days
- Retain copies of postings and communications for three years
With Datapeople’s proactive guidance, employers can get compliant ahead of enforcement - no last-minute scramble required.
Massachusetts Pay Transparency: Now Live in Datapeople
October 29, 2025
Massachusetts has officially joined the growing list of regions requiring pay transparency in job postings.
Starting this week, Datapeople’s Compliance Report and in-Editor Guidance now help employers stay compliant automatically. Teams will:
- See non-compliant jobs flagged directly in the Compliance Report
- Get real-time prompts in the Editor sidebar to add or adjust pay ranges before publishing

The Massachusetts law requires that employers include a good-faith pay range in every publicly advertised job posting. Datapeople detects missing or incomplete pay ranges and guides users to correct them immediately - no manual auditing needed.
Cleveland, Ohio Pay Transparency: Guidance Now Available
October 27, 2025
Cleveland has enacted new pay transparency requirements under its local fair employment practices ordinance, effective today.
Datapeople now provides automated compliance checks for Cleveland job postings. Employers will:
- See automatic flags in the Compliance Report when pay ranges are missing or incomplete
- Receive sidebar guidance in the Editor to bring postings into compliance before they go live

This release extends Datapeople’s state-by-state coverage and ensures customers can maintain compliant, transparent postings across multiple jurisdictions - without keeping track of every municipal rule manually.
Flagship Jobs: Write great jobs, faster
July 10, 2025
Flagship Jobs helps your team write faster and stay aligned. By surfacing great examples, you reduce guesswork, shorten feedback loops, and improve quality at scale.

Pay Transparency Enforcement Begins in NJ and VT
June 30, 2025
Effective June 2025, New Jersey and Vermont now mandate salary ranges in job postings.

Jobs that don’t include salary information will appear as errors in Datapeople (no longer warnings).
They will also surface in your Compliance Report. Take me there ❯
Find and reuse your best jobs quickly 🔍
June 12, 2025
We've introduced score filters based on Datapeople’s color system (🟢🔵🟠🔴) so you can quickly identify high-quality jobs to reuse.

Available in app in both your job library and search, so you can find your best job content faster and write incredible job ads, quickly.
