equiPay

equiPay is a free and opensource extension that helps New York workers and job-seekers file complaints for pay-transparency violations. New York State law (§194-b) and NYC's salary transparency law (Admin. Code § 8-107(32)) require most employers (4+ employees) to disclose a salary range in every job posting. When they don't, you can file a complaint — with the NYS Department of Labor, or with the NYC Commission on Human Rights for jobs based in New York City. But gathering evidence and filling out the complaint forms takes an hour of manual work. equiPay does that work for you: • CAPTURE: Click the toolbar icon on any job posting and equiPay saves a clean PDF of the full job description with a timestamped URL header. • ROUTE: pick the agency when you click the icon — or leave it on Auto-detect, which opens the NYS DOL complaint form or the NYC CCHR discrimination-report form based on the job's location. The review panel warns on a mismatch and switches agencies in one click. • PRE-FILL: equiPay pre-fills your claimant info, the violation checkboxes, a standard explanation of the missing pay range, and attaches the PDF. Fields that require your judgment (like the CCHR form's legal acknowledgement) are left for you. • REVIEW: Before you submit, a review panel walks you through the law's requirements (4+ employees, NY/NYC-based job, missing range). Helpers for the employer's registered business address (NY Dept. of State lookup, web search) keep you in control of that step. equiPay never submits the complaint itself — you review and submit by hand. COMING SOON: equiPay is built as a per-jurisdiction adapter registry. Additional states with pay-transparency laws (CA SB 1162, CO Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, WA SHB 1795, IL HB 3129, and others) will be added as their complaint-form flows are mapped. Today the extension supports New York State and New York City, and remains silent on every other site. 100% local. No analytics, no telemetry, no external servers. Your claimant info stays in chrome.storage.local on your device. Full source code + MIT license: https://github.com/pandtlabs/equipay