Take the California Equal Pay Pledge

The California Equal Pay Pledge is an initiative led by the First Partner’s Office and the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, in partnership with the California Partners Project, to help close the pay gap in California.

For The Future…

First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, and the California Partners Project are challenging businesses to take the California Equal Pay Pledge!

Pledge takers commit to conducting an annual company-wide gender pay analysis, reviewing hiring and promotion processes and procedures to reduce unconscious bias and structural barriers, and promoting best practices that will close the pay gap to ensure fundamental equity for all workers.

Now it’s your turn – join us and take the Pay Equity Pledge and use these resources developed by the Commission’s Pay Equity Task Force to help you continue your company’s journey toward gender parity.

California Equal Pay Pledge

 

The California Equal Pay Pledge is an initiative led by the Office of the First Partner and the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, in partnership with the California Partners Project, to help close the pay gap in California. It is designed to help close the pay gap in California, with a recognition that more work needs to be done to address the pay gap. Policies that ensure equal pay for all Americans help businesses attract the strongest talent, boost productivity, and benefit our entire economy. Click below to learn more about what it means to take the pledge, and to join over 200 companies who have already signed on to a more equitable future and an economy that works for everyone.

Companies Who Have Taken the Pledge

To date, over 200 California employers have taken the pledge, including GAP Inc., Salesforce, the State of California, and more. We would be excited to add your name to this growing list and publicly recognize your commitment to equity in the workplace. We hope we can count on you to join this effort and look forward to partnering with you as we move towards pay equity in California.

California Equal Pay Champions

10,000+ Employees

Adobe I Airbnb I AT&T Communications, Inc. I Chipotle Mexican Grill I Cisco I City and County of Los Angeles I City of San Diego I eBay I Edison International I Equinix | Gap, Inc. I Genentech, a member of the Roche Group I Intel I Liberty Mutual I Linkedln Mattel I Mayor London N. Breed, City and County of San Francisco I Palo Alto Networks, Inc. | Salesforce I Shutterfly I Southern California Edison I State of California I Uber I

1,000-10,000 Employees

Autodesk I Automobile Club of Southern California I Blue Shield of California I Box I City of Fresno City of Long Beach I City of Oakland I City of Santa Barbara I CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer City of Glendale I County of San Mateo I Databricks I Esri I Evans Hotels I Fitness 19 | Gusto I Hilmar Cheese Company I Lending Club I Levi Strauss & Co. | Maxim Integrated I Medallia, Inc. I Okta I Patagonia I Pinterest I RingCentral Sacramento Kings/Golden 1 Center I Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) Snap, Inc. I Square I Stitch Fix I Sunrun, Inc. I Zoom Info I Zynga

100-1,000 Employees

1st United Credit Union I Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI) Branch Metrics I Brilliant Earth LLC I CalChamber I California American Water I CHMRC | City of Woodland I City of Culver City I Classy, Inc. I Clutch Community Action Partnership of Orange County | Downtown Women’s Center I Drift I Enthusiast Gaming I Fisher & Phillips LLP I Fitness SF | Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles I Girl Scouts San Diego – Imperial Council I GoFundMe, Inc. Kern Energy I Locana I Minted I Nextdoor I ODW Logistics I Orangetheory Fitness (Aspyr) I 6URA Rezolve Telemed I Ripple Foods I San Francisco Foundation I Silicon Valley Community Foundation | StyleSeat, Inc. I Sunshine Sachs I The California Endowment The David and Lucile Packard Foundation I Trusaic I TuSimple Ventura County Credit Union I XL Construction I Wonderschool I PeoplesAdvoc8/ChildAdvoc8 I Prime Residential I California State University San Marcos, CEHHS I Munchkin, Inc. I Bobbie

100 or Fewer Employees

50/50 Women on Boards I A Better Way I A Friend’s House African American Chamber of San Joaquin Foundation | Alliance for Girls I American Council on Exercise I Ani’s Cake Delights | Association of California School Administrators I Balanced Diversity Solutions I Ben Wally, Inc. | BiasSync I Blue Note Therapeutics I Blue Shield of California Foundation I Borza Labs BreastfeedLA I Bright Places I CALDR Disability  Advocates | California Council of Community Behavioral Health Agencies (CBHA) I California Fitness Alliance California State Parks Foundation I Catherine Kwong Design I Children’s Home of Stockton CHN Consulting, LLC. I City Hub and Network for Gender Equity (CHANGE) | Conduit Consulting LLC I Corbin and Kaiser I Costanzo Law Firm I Desert Sanctuary Inc. | Eleos Mobility I Equinox Landscape I Fiona Hutton & Associates I First 5 Association of California Fremont Chamber of Commerce I GALANTER & JONES I Girl Scouts Heart of Central California Girls Club of Los Angeles I Girls Inc. of Carpinteria I Girls Inc. of Los Angeles | GJB Construction I Golden State Opportunity I Golden State Roofing | Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento I Hispanas Organized for Political Equality | How Women Lead I IDEA Health & Fitness Association I llant Health I Immaculate Heart Community Inflection I Integrated Recovery Network I Joya Just Us 4 Youth I Kefi Coaching I Kitchens For Good Larson LLP I Latinas in Tech, Inc. I Little Manila Rising I Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Lucas Public Affairs I Matrix Home Health I Matrix Hospice, Inc. | MBH Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. I Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula Men Taking Over Reforming Society, Inc. I MG Custom Printing I MISSSEY I Music Changing Lives Outbound I Pandell Law Firm, Inc. IPerry Communications Group I Poindexter Consulting Group | Political Solutions I PractiGal LLC I Project PeaceMakers, Inc. I Promoventures, Inc. | Redmond Aldrich I Design I Rene’s Plumbing Repair I Sacramento Kindness Campaign | San Diego Regional Chamber I San Diego Womens Soccer I San Jose Chamber of Commerce I Sankari Studios I Shawna Lewis I Shero’s Rise I Silicon Valley Leadership Group I Smart Justice California | Social Glass I Solvang Chamber of Commerce I Sooter Consulting I Sterling Solutions StoryMade Studio I Strive Community Health I Stupski Foundation I Summit Wealth Systems Tara Health Foundation I The Cupertino Chamber of Commerce I The Female Quotient | The Grateful Dog, Inc. I The Impact Foundry I The James Irvine Foundation I The Well Studio I TriFit True Line Builders, Inc. I Turner Boyd Seraphine LLP I Ultraviolet I Universal Movers LLC | Venture Leadership Collective I Ventures I Visit California I Vivace Youth Chorus of San Jose Whittier Family Dental I Wilcox, Miller & Nelson I Wilson and Sons Transportation I WISEPlace Women’s Economic Ventures I Women’s Foundation California |Women’s Solidarity for Peace and Leadership I Young Storytellers I Your PR Girls I Youth Speaks, Inc. | National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) – CA I PeoplesAdvoc8/ChildAdvoc8 I Winnie, INC. I Economic Development Corporation of Los Angeles County I California Black Chamber of Commerce (CALBCC) I Northern California College Promise Coalition

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Resources

In recent years, California has taken critical steps to close this gap by passing the strongest pay equity law in the nation, the California Fair Pay Act (SB 358 – Jackson), and launching a statewide Pay Equity Task Force, led by the CCSWG. As a result, comprehensive resources, guidelines, and best practices are now available to assist employees and employers to better understand their rights and responsibilities under the law and how to move the needle in closing the pay gap.

For Employers

For Employees

For Union Members

For Job Seekers

Promote Culture of Pay Equity

Equal Pay WRAP Training

Women in the Workplace

DISCLAIMER: The materials provided on this web site are for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact an attorney to obtain legal advice about any particular issue or problem. The materials do not represent the opinions or conclusions of individual members of the Task Force. The posting of these materials does not create requirements or mandates.