Washington DC Pay Transparency: The Treble Damages Trap
DC OAG review. Treble-damages private right of action.
The DC Office of the Attorney General opens a Wage Transparency Omnibus Amendment Act review (effective 2024-06-30). Fourteen postings are missing the pay range AND the unique healthcare benefits description required by the Act. Civil penalties: $1,000 first / $5,000 second / $20,000 each subsequent. Worse: the Wage Theft Prevention Amendment Act creates a private right of action for any candidate offered comp outside the posted range — treble damages plus attorneys' fees.
What you'll practise
This course is built around decisions, not facts. Here's what learners actually do.
Theo Reyes, VP of People at Capital Avenue Strategies (Washington DC) — applies to ALL employers
Unique angle: posting must include a general description of healthcare benefits
Wage Theft Prevention private right of action: treble damages plus attorneys' fees
Federal-employee-rich market — DC procurement panels reference compliance status
Pricing
Annual site licence. Upload to your LMS in 30 minutes. SCORM 1.2 packages, ready to deploy.
Starter
Up to 50 employees
€13.80 per learner
- All interactive scenario modules
- SCORM 1.2 packages
- Completion & score tracking
- Email support
- Regulatory updates included
Growth
Up to 250 employees
€5.96 per learner
- Everything in Starter
- Priority support
- Quarterly compliance briefing
- Discounted renewal
Scale
Up to 1,000 employees
€3.99 per learner
- Everything in Growth
- Dedicated account manager
- Custom completion reports
- Discounted renewal
Custom Programme
Any size organisation
- Scenarios built around your organisation
- Your branding & site-specific context
- Facilitated cohort sessions
- Bespoke role-specific modules
- Board-ready compliance reports
- Ongoing measurement & iteration
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