Washingtonians Love Sharing Their Salaries. Here's Why.

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This week marks Equal Pay Day, the point in the year that women have to work just to break even with men’s salaries from the year before. Talking openly about what you make is a big part of closing the pay gap. Hannah Williams, a Washingtonian and the creator of the popular Salary Transparency TikTok account, is here to talk about the push for pay transparency in D.C. Also, sign up here at 10 a.m. on Thursday for the White House Easter Egg Roll lottery. Our morning newsletter Hey DC highlights cool accounts, D.C. life hacks, news, restaurant openings, and more alllll the time. Be sure to sign up. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. Got any hot tips that would work as a D.C. life hack? Share them with us in a voicemail by calling 202-642-2654.

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