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Federal Labor Law Posters
Contractors Minimum Wage (for the Federal NLRA poster)
January 2020
The new rate is $10.80 per hour for federal contractors and $7.55 per hour for tipped federal contractors.
Right to Work
March 2019
The notice gives greater detail and information on the employment rights of legally-authorized workers in regard to discrimination based on citizenship status or national origin.
OFCCP Pay Transparency
January 2016
The OFCCP has released their Pay Transparency notice. The text is as follows: "The contractor will not discharge or in any other manner discriminate against employees or applicants because they have inquired about, discussed, or disclosed their own pay or the pay of another employee or applicant. However, employees who have access to the compensation information of other employees or applicants as a part of their essential job functions cannot disclose the pay of other employees or applicants to individuals who do not otherwise have access to compensation information, unless the disclosure is (a) in response to a formal complaint or charge, (b) in furtherance of an investigation, proceeding, hearing, or action, including an investigation conducted by the employer, or (c) consistent with the contractor's legal duty to furnish information."
This only applies to new or renewed contracts after January 11th, 2016 and also requires the OFCCP EEO Supplement.
New or renewed contracts between April 8th, 2015 and January 11th, 2016 only require the OFCCP EEO Supplement.
UPDATE 07/09/19 - Both the Pay Transparency and EEO Supplement notices have been added to the NLRA Federal poster.
Alabama
Child Labor Law
October 2012
The state of Alabama has added record keeping requirements to the Child Labor law notice. In addition they have also had a Non-Substantive change on the Unemployment Insurance Notice.
Alaska
Arizona
Earned Sick Leave
May 2017
Employees earn one hour of paid sick time every 30 hours worked subject to the following limitations:
- Less than 15 employees - may only accrue or use 24 hours of earned sick time per year
- 15 or more employees - may only accrue or use 40 hours of earned sick time per year
Employers are permitted to select higher accrual and use limits.
Unemployment Insurance
March 2014
Arizona revised the Unemployment Insurance notice this month to advise employees to go to the website for both copies of the guide for Unemployment Insurance claims (which was previously supposed to be given by the employer) and for filing claims.
Arkansas
Minimum Wage
August 2019
- Changes have been made throughout to correct typos and provide clarification
- The Arkansas Department of Labor has added "and Licensing" to its title
- Language stating that an employee may bring action against "the State of Arkansas or a political subdivision of the state," has been removed
- The number for help collecting wages has changed to 682-4510
Human Trafficking
February 2013
Earlier this year Gov. Beebe signed the Human Trafficking Act of 2013 into law. This law requires certain employers to post an 8.5 x 11 notice near the entrance or where other such notices are customarily posted. Businesses that are required to post are: hotels, motels, strip clubs or sexually oriented businesses,aiport, train stations that serve passangers.This is a material substantive change a Human Trafficking poster is required. If you need furfher information please contact customer service at 1-800-767-9243.
California
Richmond Minimum Wage
January 2020
The rate is remaining $15.00 an hour. Only the date is changing.
Family Care and Medical Leave
Pregnancy Disability Leave
March 2019
This notice only applies to companies with 20 or more employees at or within 75 miles of the worksite. Employees of companies with 20-49 employees may have the right to up to 12 weeks of family care leave to bond with a child after birth, adoption, or foster placement under the New Parent Leave Act. The California Family Rights Act has been clarified that it covers companies employing 50 or more employees.
Fremont Minimum Wage
July 2019
The minimum wage rates are as shown below:
- $11.00 per hour for 25 or fewer employees
- $13.50 per hour for 26 or more employees
Pasadena Minimum Wage
July 2019
The minimum wage notice has been split as shown below:
- $13.25 per hour for 25 or fewer employees
- $14.25 per hour for 26 or more employees
Santa Monica Minimum Wage (and Living Wage for Hotels)
July 2019
The new rate will be $14.25 per hour for large businesses (26 or more employees) and $13.25 per hour for small businesses (25 or less employees). The Living Wage for Hotel workers is now $16.63 per hour.
San Francisco Minimum Wage
Health Care Security Ordinance (HCSO)
March 2019
The July change for the Minimum Wage has been updated and the dollar values for the HCSO have all increased.
California Minimum Wage
January 2019
The new rate is $12.00 an hour for businesses with 26 or more employees and $11.00 an hour for businesses with 25 or fewer employees.
San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance
September 2018
The format of the notice has changed to clarify what issues may or may not be considered during the application process. Also, the minimum requirement of 20+ employees has changed to 5 or more employees.
Discrimination
Unemployment Insurance Benefits
Wage Credits (which include Unemployment Insurance)
June 2018
Discrimination - The protected group Sex is now Sex/Gender. The third (3) and twelfth (12) requirements have additional clarification. A few other requirements have minor text changes.
The online service and its associated web link for online claim filing has changed on both the Unemployment Insurance Benefits and Wage Credits notices.
San Francisco Salary History
July 2018
San Francisco has officially made it illegal to inquire about a job applicant's salary or wages nor consider it when determining wheter to offer employment or what salary to offer.
Emeryville Minimum Wage
July 2018
The new rate is $15.69 per hour for Large businesses (56 or more employees) and $15.00 per hour for Small businesses (55 or fewer employees).
Los Angeles City Minimum Wage
July 2017
The new rate is $12.00 for 26 or more employees and $10.50 for 25 or fewer employees. Wage rates are included up through 2021.
San Jose Opportunity to Work
March 13, 2017
This notice applies to Employers with 36 or more employees and who are subject to the San Jose Business License Tax or who maintain a facility in San Jose. Employers must offer additional work hours to existing qualified part-time employees before hiring new employees including subcontractors or the use of temporary staffing services.
Los Angeles Fair Chance
January 2017
Los Angeles has released their own version of Ban the Box, restricting employers from inquiring about an applicant's criminal background.
San Francisco Paid Parental Leave
January 2017
The notice covers the Paid Parental Leave for Bonding with New Child Ordinance and phases in as noted below:
- Employers with 50 or more employees are required to comply beginning on January 1, 2017.
- Employers with 35 or more employees are required to comply beginning on July 1, 2017.
- Employers with 20 or more employees are required to comply beginning on January 1, 2018.
Los Angeles County Minimum Wage
July 2016
The rate is $10.50 per hour. Wage rates are included through 2020.
Pregnancy Discrimination
April 2016
California has confirmed that they will be releasing the new Pregnancy Disability Leave which includes protection from discrimination and harassment. The new poster will be available by April 11th.
Workers' Compnesation
January 2016
The new notice substantially revises the sections addressing the physicians that can treat an employee injured on the job as well as who can be contacted for assistance with locating a physician or filing a claim.
Colorado
Employment Anti-Discrimination
Public Accommodations Anti-Discrimination
June 2019
The current anti-discrimination notice has been broken into separate notices so that they may more fully address the protections extended by law.
Employment Security
May 2019
The new layout has been reworded for clarification and the web address for information has changed.
Connecticut
Minimum Wage
Sexual Harassment
October 2019
Minimum Wage - The minimum wage is increasing to $11.00 as of October 1, 2019. As such, the "Summary of Public Act 19-4" notice has been created which outlines the wage increases from now until June 1, 2013.
Sexual Harassment - General reformatting of the notice and removal of negligible information. The possibility of "emotional distress damages" has been included as a possibility in the "Remedies for Sexual Harassment" section. The ability to file a complaint online at www.ct.gov/chro has also been added.
Pregnancy Discrimination and Accommodation
October 2017
This notice has been added to the All-In-One poster and covers employers with more than 3 employees. It prohibits discrimination and retaliation plus it requires reasonable accommodations relating to an employee's pregnancy, childbirth, or related conditions, including lactation. Information is also included for the complaint process, should it be necessary.
No Smoking
January 2016
Connecticut's public act regarding electronic tobacco devices went into effect on January 1st. The act modifies the definitions and restrictions of the already extensive act regulating smoking in public buildings.
Paid Sick Leave
January 2015
Connecticut has released a new Paid Sick Leave notice. Most of the requirements remain the same, however, the new notice adds clarification that the payroll period used to determine whether or not they have 50 or more employers is the week containing October 1st. Also the new notice stipulates that the employer shall choose the 365 day period to calculate benefits for paid sick leave.
Delaware
Discrimination Notice
Minimum Wage
Sexual Harassment
September 2018
Discrimination:
- The Sexual Harassment section has been expanded
- The Disability section now applies to all employers, not just those with 4 or more employees
- The Pregnancy section has been reworded a bit but maintains the same meaning. Also, the reservation of undue hardship has been removed.
Minimum Wage - projections for 2019 increases have been added
Sexual Harassment - this new notice includes and expands on information found in the Sexual Harassment section of the Discrimination notice
Discrimination Notice
October 2016
The only change is that charges of discrimination must be filed within 300 days of the alleged unlawful employment practice where it was previously only 120 days.
Minimum Wage
June 2014
The Minimum Wage will increase from $7.25 to $7.75, effective 6/1/2014. It will increase again on 6/1/2015 to $8.25.
District of Columbia
Parental Leave Act
Family and Medical Leave Act
Previously, the D.C. Department of Employment had said these notices were not required. Recent research revealed that these two notices are required so they have been added to the All-In-One poster. Because of this, we now also have a Spanish version.
Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
January 2019
The DC Office of Human Rights (OHR) is now responsible for initial mediation, investigation, and final determination. This removes the Department of Employment Services (DOES) from the process.
Minimum Wage
October 2016
D.C.'s Minimum Wage notice includes an updated table of changes from July 1st, 2016 to July 1st, 2020, covering employees who do and do not receive gratuities. Also, a section was added to provide details regarding an internet-based tip portal for online reporting of the quarterly wage report.
Wage Theft Protection
May 2015
The District of Columbia has released a Summary Notice informing employees of the contents of the recently enacted law. This is a completely new notice, which we have been informed is now required in addition to the handouts that employers must give their employees physically. Also, an additional change is included regarding Pregnant Workers Accommodation.
Discrimination
March 2015
The District of Columbia has released a new Discrimination Notice which reflects recent changes to protect pregnant employees from discrimination.
Florida
Minimum Wage
January 2020
The new rate is $8.56 per hour and $5.54 per hour for tipped employees, in addition to tips.
Human Trafficking
January 2016
The law requires that a sign be posted at every rest area, turnpike service plaza, weight station, primary airport, passenger rail station, and welcome center in the state which is open to the public. Emergency rooms must also display the sign in the emergency rooms at general acute care hospitals. Also, employers at any of the following establishments are required to display the sign in a conspicuous location that is clearly visible to the public and employees of the establishment. A strip club or other adult entertainment establishment or a business that offers massage or bodywork services for compensation that is not owned by a health care profession regulated pursuant to chapter 456 and defined in s. 456.001. The notice must be posted in 16 point type in English and Spanish.
Discrimination
July 2015
Florida has released a new version of the Discrimination notice. Included among the revisions is the new protected class of Pregnancy.
Unemployment Insurance
April 2015
Florida has released a new version of the Unemployment Insurance (aka "To Empoyees"). The main changes to the notice are the replacement of certain instances of "reemployment assistance" with " unemployment compensation". Regardless, we have now confirmed with the Florida Department of Revenue (who administers this notice) that the new notice is required.
Georgia
Workers' Compensation Bill of Rights
July 2019
The maximum amount paid for work related injuries has increased. The weekly amount for total disability is $675 per week. The maximum amount for a partial disability is $450 per week. The maximum amount paid to a widowed spouse with no children is $270,000.
Human Trafficking
September 2013
Georgia recently released a new notice regarding Human Trafficking that is required for certain businesses. Businesses who must post the notice include: Adult entertainment establishments; Bars; Primary airports; Passenger rail or light rail stations; Bus stations; Truck stops; Emergency rooms within general acute care hospitals; Urgent care centers; Farm labor contractors and day haulers; Privately operated job recruitment centers; Safety rest areas located along interstate highways; Hotels; and Businesses and establishments that offer massage or bodywork services by a person who is not a massage therapist. The notice must be posted in English and Spanish, as well as any other language which the director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation deems appropriate. It must be posted in each public restroom and either in a conspicuous location near the entrance, or another place clearly visible to the public and employees.
Hawaii
Wage and Hour
Employment Discrimination
Unemployment Insurance
OSHA
Dislocated Workers
Disability Compensation
Whistleblower
January 2018
Wage and Hour
The new minimum wage rate is $10.10 per hour.
Employment Discrimination
Only the date has changed.
Unemployment Insurance
There is one less Claims Office (Molokai), the Honolulu office has only 1 phone number now, and a few of the email addresses have changed.
OSHA
Some minor textual rewording and rearrangement.
A phone number is now included for reporting workplace hazards.
A note regarding Private Sector employees has been added.
Work-related fatalities must now be reported within 8 hours and all inpatient hospitalizations, amputations, and losses of an eye within 24 hours.
Training is now required to all workers in a language and vocabulary they can understand.
Dislocated Workers
Only the date has changed.
Disability Compensation
Only the date has changed.
Whistleblower
Only the date has changed.
No Smoking
January 2016
Hawaii has updated their No Smoking poster. The new notice revises the definition of "Smoking" to include e-cigarettes and the like.
Unemployment Insurance
September 2014
Hawaii has updated their Unemployment Insurance Notice. Among the changes is the removal of telephone as an option for filing claims and the addition of in-person filing.
Idaho
Equal Opportunity and Unemployment Insurance
September 2017
After checking with the state of Idaho, they have confirmed that the only change is the director's name in both notices and that it is a required change.
Unemployment Insurance
May 2016
The state of Idaho has updated the Unemployment Insurance notice. The new notice reflects the requirement that claims be filed online rather than being brought into the office.
Illinois
Chicago Minimum Wage
July 2019
The regular rate was already listed on the poster and the tipped rate is now $6.25 per hour.
Cook County Minimum Wage and Earned Sick Leave
July 2019
The new rate is now $12.00 and the tipped rate is now $5.25 per hour.
Discrimination and Sexual Harassment
ISERRA
January 2019
The Discrimination and Sexual Harassment notice covers Reasonable Accommodations, Retaliation, and information for submitting a Report.
The ISERRA is the state version of the Federal USERRA which guarantees military members employment and reemployment rights.
Human Trafficking
January 2016
The notice is required for all business in certain categories. Please follow the link for more information.
Pregnancy Accommodation
January 2015
The state of Illinois has released the new Pregnancy Notice. This is a completely new notice.
Indiana
IOSHA
June 2019
The web addersses have changed and a new section regarding penalties for violations that contribute to an employee fatality has been added.
Teen Work Hours Restrictions
March 2019
A "40 hours per non-school week" condition has been added to all age categories. Because of this, the 14 and 15 year old category also includes a juxtaposition with Federal law.
Equal Employment Opportunity
August 2014
The Civil Rights Commission has revised the Equal Opportunity Employment notice. The new poster adds Veterans Status as a protected class.
Indiana Smoking Ban
July 2012
Indiana has passed a law banning smoking in public business (with some exceptions, such as bars and private clubs). The law requires signage to be posted near entrances. Signage: The state has not yet released an official version. The law states that the phrase "State Law Prohibits Smoking Within 8 Feet of this Entrance" should be included, though other signage seems to be permitted.
Iowa
Unemployment Insurance
August 2018
The entire layout has changed plus the following content changes:
- "As soon as you become unemployed ..." now says "The same week you become unemployed ..."
- The web address has changed from www.iowaworkforce.org to www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov
- The instructions for filing online has changed
- All reference to IowaWORKS Access Points has been removed
- Fort Madison and Webster City have been removed from the list of IowaWORKS Center Locations
All County Minimum Wages have been rolled back.
April 2017
The state has banned all cities and counties from establishing their own Minimum Wage separate from the state's.
Kansas
Workers’ Compensation
April 2013
Employees now have less time to notify Employers of on the job accidents or injuries from repetitive trauma. Previously Employees were required to notify an Employer of the injury within 30 days. Now they have either: 20 days from the date of the accident or injury from repetitive trauma, 20 days from the date the Employee seeks medical treatment if still working for the Employer, or, 10 days from the last day of employment if the Employee no longer works for the Employer against whom they are seeking the claim. This is a material substantive change and a new, Kansas All–In-One poster is required.
Kentucky
Equal Employment Opportunity
April 2019
Pregnancy is now on the list of illegal reasons to discriminate and the notice now includes reasonable accommodations for pregnant employees that employers must supply upon request.
Child Labor
Wage Discrimination
July 2018
Child Labor - A new category has been added for "16 and 17 years with Parental Permission". Also, the name of the Division in charge has been amended to "Division of Wages and Hours".
Wage Discirimination - All instances of "the Act" has been replaced by "KRS 337.420 - 337.433", which is the Act's ordinance designation. The Commissioner of the Kentucky Office of Workplace Standards is now in charge of Exemptions from Coverage instead of the Executive Director. Also, the contact information has been updated.
OSHA
January 2017
The new notice updates the employer responsibilities section to require communicating to employees about hazardous substances in the workplace, making certain records available to employees, and expands reporting requirements.
Minimum Wage roll back
October 2016
The state has banned all cities from establishing their own Minimum Wage separate from the state's.
Louisiana
Earned Income Credit
March 2018
The income limits have been changed to:
- $49,194 ($54,884 married filing jointly) with three or more qualifying children
- $45,802 ($51,492 married filing jointly) with two qualifying children
- $40,320 ($46,010 married filing jointly) with one qualifying child
- $15,270 ($20,950 married filing jointly) with no qualifying children
Maine
Whistelblower's Protection Act
July 2019
The email to contact the Maine Bureau of Labor Standards has changed to: bls.mdol@maine.gov.
Video Display Terminal
Octoboer 2017
The new notice now includes definitions to clarify basic terms of the ordinance and has replaced the details of how not to get hurt working a computer with general guidelines of education and training. The notice is back-dated to April but the notice was just released. Maine has not given a reason for the 6 month delay.
Child Labor Law
July 2017
The law now also protects people under the age of 18 in agricultural jobs. Instead of listing particular occupations for the restriction of age groups, conditions are now in place: "…occupations declared hazardous and jeopardize their health, well-being or educational opportunities" for 14 and 15 year olds.
"… not in hazardous jobs" for 16 and 17 year olds.
The express notification that minors under the age of 14 are not allowed to work in most businesses has been removed. Since the new layout does not include any guidelines for this age group, it may be assumed this is till true. In any case, contact the Bureau of Labor Standards for more information. Contact information is included on the notice.
Maryland
Equal Pay for Equal Work
ANovember 2019
The section on penalties has been expanded to include repeat offenses. Fines collected are used to cover expenses for enforcing the Equal Pay Law.
Minimum Wage
July 2019
The new rate will be $11.00 per hour. Employers that utilize tip credit are now required to provide a written or electrical statement reflecting pay rate and tips for tip credits. Age limits for employees that can earn at least 85% of state minimum wage is now lowered to under 18 years of age.
Prince George County Minimum Wage
July 2019
The new rate will remain $11.50 until 12/31/20. Employers that utilize tip credit are now required to provide a written or electrical statement reflecting pay rate and tips for tip credits. Age limits for employees that can earn at least 85% of state minimum wage is now lowered to under 18 years of age.
Montgomery County Minimum Wage
July 2019
The new rates are:
- $13.00 per hour for Large Employers (51 or more employees)
- $12.50 per hour for Mid-sized Employers (11 to 50 employees)
- $12.5 per hour for Small Employers (10 or less employees)
Employers that utilize tip credit are now required to provide a written or electrical statement reflecting pay rate and tips for tip credits. Age limits for employees that can earn at least 85% of state minimum wage is now lowered to under 18 years of age.
Earned Sick and Safe Leave
February 2018
The state of Maryland has released a draft sample of their employee notice poster until they finalize one based on feedback, for which no estimated time has been given. If customers have specific questions or comments regarding the law, the state wants to hear from them. They may send email to small.business@maryland.gov. For additional information, please refer customers to . Since this is not the final version, it will be offered as a standalone poster. Once the final version is released, we will update our state poster.
Unemployment Insurance
September 2017
Some of the areas served have been shuffled between the 3 points of contact. Upon initial contact with the state back in September, we were told this was a non-substantial change but, since then, it turns out to be a substantial change.
Employment of Minors
September 2014
In August Maryland created a new fact sheet for the employment of minors.
Massachusetts
Paid Family and Medical Leave
July 2019
Employees will deduct payroll contributions for PFML benefits. Beginning Jan 1, 2021, covered employees may be entitled to leave for purposes meeting the PFMLA requirements.
Wage and Hour
January 2019
The new rate is $12.00 an hour and $4.35 an hour for tipped employees.
Unemployment Insurance
October 2015
Massachusetts has revised their Unemployment Insurance notice. Along with some formatting changes and the deletion of information regarding the use of a Social Security number for filing claims online, they have added the specification that claimants for UI must be in the United States, its territories, or Canada to claim or certify for UI benefits.
Earned Sick Leave
July 2015
Massachusetts has released the notice required for the Earned Sick Leave law that was recently enacted and goes into effect on July 1st.
Parental Leave
April 2015
We were initially informed by the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD) that they were creating a poster to satisfy the requirements of the recently enacted amendments to the “Maternity Leave Act”. They had released a factsheet, but claimed a poster was forthcoming. They have now stated that they will not be creating a poster. The law itself requires that employers post information about the law along with posting the employer’s own parental leave policies. They now say posting the factsheet (or a similar document with information about the law) along with the employer’s policy will satisfy the posting requirement.
As such, we are moving forward with adding the factsheet information to our MA AIO. We will include on the notice the statement that “Employers must post the company parental leave policy alongside this notice.” Since parental leave policies for various companies differ so significantly, we will not include blanks on the AIO for this information to be filled in.
Michigan
Minimum Wage
Paid Medical Leave
March 2019
The new rate is $9.45 per hour, $3.52 for tipped employees.
The new Paid Medical Leave notice has been added to the state poster. It goes into effect March 29th and eplains coverage, accrual, usage, employee rights, and penalties.
- Unemployment Compensation
- Youth Employment Standards
May 2018
Unemployment Compensation:
- Filing claims by telephone has been simplified to a single phone number.
- Almost every instance of "Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA)" is now replaced with "Unemployment Insurance (UI)".
- After logging in to file a claim online, now must first click on the "Michigan Web Account Manager for Claimant and Employees" link instead of the "Claimant Services" tab.
- Contact information for the Office of Employer Ombudsman has slightly changed.
Youth Compensation - Minor rewording under MCL 409.111 Sec (2) that did not change the effect in any way.
Fraud and Abuse (for contractors)
July 2018
Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) requires this notice to be posted at all work sites for contractors who have contracts with MDOT.
Unemployment Insurance
March 2016
REVERSED! - The information regarding this notice is intended solely for written distribution to be handed to employees recently unemployed. The state is reverting to the old poster, ours is version 4.0, but will accept the erroneous change as compliant.
MIOSHA
July 2015
Michigan has released a new version of their Safety and Health notice. Included among the changes are additional requirements that employers report any work-related fatalities to the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs within 8 hours and any inpatient hospitalizations, amputations, and loss of eyes within 24 hours. The notice was released in September 2015 but back dated to July.
Ann Arbor Living Wage
April 2015
The living wage notice for employers who provide services to the city or who are recipients of grants or financial assistance from the city (valued at $10,000 or more) has been revised with the new rates that go into effect on April 30th.
Minnesota
Minimum Wage
January 2019
The new wages are $9.86 per hour for Large employers and $8.04 per hour for Small employers.
Age Discrimination, Minimum Wage, OSHA, and Workers' Compensation
October 2017
Age Discrimination - The text has been consolidated, exceptions are mentioned though details must be acquired from the Department of Labor and Industry, and contact information has been updated.
Minimum Wage - As of January 1st, 2018, Large employer ($500k revenue or more) rate will be $9.65 an hour and the Small Employer (less than $500k revenue), Training Wage, Youth Wage, and J-1 Visa rate will be $7.87 an hour.
OSHA - The only change was the removal of the physical address at the bottom of the notice.
Workers' Compensation - The only change was the removal of the physical address at the bottom of the notice.
St. Paul - Earned Sick and Safe Time
June 2017
For employers with twenty-four (24) or more employees, this chapter is effective July 1, 2017. For employers with twenty-thress (23) or fewer employees, this chapter is effective January 1, 2018.
For employers operating in their first six (6) months after the hire date of the employer's first employee, the employer is required to provide unpaid sick and safe time but is not required to provide paid sick and safe time. After six (6) months, the employer will be subject to this chapter. This subsection will sunset on January 1, 2023, at which point all employers will be subject to full enforcement.
Minneapolis - Sick and Safe Time
June 2017
The Sick and Safe Time Ordinance applies to all employees who work within Minneapolis city limits. They collect 1 hour of paid sick and safe time off for every 30 hours worked.
Mississippi
Equal Opportunity
August 2018
- "sex" now includes pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions, sex stereotyping, transgender status, and gender identity
- "beneficiary of programs financially assisted ..." now also applies to applicants and participants
- "beneficiary's citizenship statusas a lawfully admitted immigrant authorized to work in the United States, or his or her participation" has been consolidated to "individual's citizenship status or participation"
- The Mississippi Department of Employment Security has updated contact information for filing a complaint
- '... you do not have to wait for the recipient to issue that Notice before filing a complaint with CRC." has been changed to "... you may file a complaint with CRC before receiving that Notice."
Worker's Compensation
July 2012
Mississippi has amended its Workers’ Compensation law. In the new amendment is a requirement to post, in addition to the regular notice of coverage an explanation of benefits based on the amendment. This is a material substantive change and a new, All–In-One poster is required.
Missouri
Workers Compensation
April 2017
Verbiage has been added and changed for clarification. A QR code, as well as instructions on how to use it, has been added. The QR code connects readers to the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrila Relations web site where they can access more information.
Unemployment Insurance
March 2018
The entire structure has changed to provide more clear details on applying for unemployment insurance, Proper Worker Classification information has been added to the notice, and the web site address has changed.
Montana
Nebraska
Minimum Wage
Unemployment Insurance
October 2016
September 2016
The Minimum Wage format has changed, consolidating the different sections into one, and now includes a note about Occupational Classification as established by the Dictionary of Occupational Titles prepared by the US Department of Labor.
Section 002 of the Unemployment Insurance notice has been split to differentiate between benefits beginning before and after Oct 1, 2015. After this date, additional details regarding special conditions have been added. Also, the entire Chapter 4 section was removed from the notice.
Unemployment Insurance
August 2014
Nebraska has significantly updated the Unemployment Insurance Notice.
Nevada
Workers' Compensation
November 2019
The definitions for "employer", "employee", and "independent contractor" have been added. The web address has changed to http://dhhs.nv.gov/Programs/CHA.
Minimum Wage
Daily Overtime
April 2019
Despite the fact that the only change on these notices is the date from 2018 to 2019, the state considers them substantive and mandatory updates.
Rules to be Observed
August 2018
A new non-applicable condition was added regarding overtime. (O) A domestic worker who resides in the household where he or she works if the domestic owrker and his or her employer agree in writing to exempt the domestic worker form the requirements of subsection 1 and 2.
Nursing Mothers and Domestic Violence
October 2017 and January 2018
The Nursing Mothers ordinance requires employers to allow reasonable break time and a clean location for breast milk expression and prohibits retaliation for this allowance. The following exceptions also apply:
- If an employer compliance will cause undue hardship considering size, financial resources, nature and structure of the business, the employer and employee may agree upon a resonable alternative.
- Employers with less than 50 employees are not subject to the requirements if they would impose undue hardships as noted above.
- Contractors licensed pursuant to chapter 624 of NRS are not subject to the requirements with regard to an employee who is performing work at a construction jobsite that is located at least 3 miles from the regular place of business of the employer.
The Domestic Violence ordinance allows for the usage of up to 160 hours in a 12 month period as long as the employee has been employed at least 90 days. The notice stipulates the requirements of both the employer and the employee.
Unemployment Insurance
April 2014
Nevada has updated the Unemployment Insurance Notice. Among the changes was the addition of an Unemployment Insurance Fraud reporting contact site and number.
Discrimination Notice
January 2014
Nevada added genetic information to the list of protected classes. The address for one of the offices was also changed as well as some minor cosmetic alterations. This is a material substantive change and a new, Nevada All–In-One poster is required.
New Hampshire
Employment Discrimination
September 2019
The layout has been redesigned and "Gender Identity" has been added as a protected class.
Equal Pay
January 2015
New Hampshire has released the new Equal Pay Notice. This is a completely new notice describing the prohibition against paying employees differently based solely on sex.
Whistleblower Protection
February 2014
Along with a number of rewording of the protected actions employees are now protected if they object to, in addition to the previously protected “refuse to”, participate in an activity they “in good faith” believe to be a violation of any law or rule under the laws of NH or the United States. Previously it was only listed as protected if it actually was a violation, not simply if they believed it to be so.
New Jersey
Minimum Wage
Family Leave Act
Family Leave Insurance
July 2019
The new Minimum Wage rate is $10.00 per hour and now a chart is included that outlines the increases through 2026.
Paid Sick Leave
October 2018
The state of New Jersey has finally released a Paid Sick Leave ordinance that preempts all municipal Paid Sick Leave ordinances.
Since this notice must also be handed out to existing and future employees, employers may download the file to print for themselves at this link. Please note that the document is legal size.
Discrimination in Employment, Housing, and Public Accommodations
April 2018
The Discrimination in Employment notice has added the protected class of Breastfeeding. This notice will be updated on the state poster. The other two Discrimination notices have added the protected classes of Breastfeeding and liability for service in the US Armed Forces. These two notices are each standalone posters.
New Mexico
Las Cruces Minimum Wage
January 2020
The new rate is $10.25 per hour. Tipped employees minimum wage will be $4.04.
Albuquerque Minimum Wage
January 2020
The new rate is $9.35 per hour or $8.35 if the employer provides healthcare and/or childcare benefits equal to or greater than an annual cost of $2500. Tipped employees minimum wage will be $5.60.
Workers' Compensation
July 2018
The toll-free number for the Albuquerque location has changed. The state did not change any infromation for the other locations listed on the notice. Also, the web link has changed from a www address to an https address, making it more secure. The old address does not work.
Santa Fe County Living Wage
March 2018
The notice is required to be posted but does not include the current Living Wage. That number may be found at this link.
Discrimination
March 2016
New Mexico has released a new version of the Discrimination / Human Rights notice. The notice is significantly expanded and now includes enforcement information as well as explicitly stating that Sexual harassment is prohibited.
New York
Westchester Earned Sick and Safe Leave
January 2020
Both the Earned Sick Leave Law and the Safe Time Leave Law must now be posted. The Safe Time Leave allows covered employees that have worked more than 90 days may take up to 40 hours of leave attend or testify in court proceedings related to domestic violence or human trafficking issues, and/or more to a safe location.
Time Allowed Employees to Vote on Election Day
March 2019
The amount of paid time that an employee may take to vote is now 3 hours instead of 2.
Wage Orders
January 2019
The new wage orders have all been updated in accordance with the state's minimum wage rates. These include: Apparel, Building Services, Farm Workers, and Hospitality. The Miscellaneous, which includes Tipped employees, is part of the state All-In-One poster. The New York Department of Labor confirmed the Miscellaneous notice doubles as the state's Minimum Wage notice.
Discrimination
Minimum Wage
January 2019
Many aspects of the Discrimination notice have changed so the whole thing shouldb e read for clarity.
The new minimum wage rate will be as follows:
- $15.00 New York City 11 or more employees
- $13.50 New York City 10 or less employees
- $12.00 Long Island and Westchester County
- $11.10 Remainder of New York State
New York City - Sexual Harassment
April 2018
All employers are required to provide written notice of employees' rights under the Human Rights Law both in the form of a displayed poster and as an information sheet distributed to individual employees at the time of hire. The fact sheet may be found here.
New York City - Temporary Schedule Change
July 2018
Covered employees have a right to temporary changes to their work schedule for certain personal events listed on the notice. This covers all employees who work 80+ hours per calendar year in NYC and who have been employed by their employer 120 or more days. This does NOT cover government employees, certain employees subject to a collective bargaining agreement, and certain employees in motion picture, television, and live entertainment industries. Employers must post this notice where covered employees can easily see it at each NYC workplace in English and in any language that is the primary language of at least 5% of the workers at a workplace if the translation is available on the DCA website. As of this Change Notice, only English is available.
New York City - Paid Safe and Sick Leave
May 2018
Safe Leave (from domestic violence, unwanted sexual physical contact, stalking, human trafficking) has been added with acceompanying details to the Paid Sick Leave notice.
New York City Fast Food Fair Workweek and Deductions
November 2017
This notice must be posted for employees who perform at least one of the following tasks at a fast food establishemtn in NYC:
- customer service
- cooking
- food or drink preparation
- off-site delivery
- security
- stocking supplies or equipment
- cleaning
- routine maintenance duties
Retailers must post this notice where employees can easily see it at each NYC workplace. It must also be posted in any language that is the primary language of at least 5 percent of the workers at the workplace, if available on the DCA website. Currently, only English is available.
Also, this notice is accompanied by a notice for workers' rights to make contributions to nonprofits through their employer.
New York City Retail Fair Workweek
November 2017
This notice must be posted by employers who:
- sell consumer goods
- employs at least 20 workers in NYC
- are not covered by certain collective bargaining agreements
Retailers must post this notice where employees can easily see it at each NYC workplace. It must also be posted in any language that is the primary language of at least 5 percent of the workers at the workplace, if available on the DCA website. Currently, only English is available.
Hospitality Wage Order
January 2018
The new rate is as follows:
$13.00 - New York City 11 or more employees
$12.00 - New York City 10 or less employees
$11.00 - Long Island and Westchester County
$10.40 - Remainder of New York State
Also, the limit of four hours for Call-in Pay has been removed, implying there is now no limit.
Nail Worker Bill of Rights
July 2015
New York has released a new notice for businesses in the Nail Specialty (i.e. nail salons and the like). This is a new notice and must be posted where both employees and the public may see it. The notice lists a number of rights including the hotline contact for the agency, the minimum wage for nail practitioners, restrictions of employers' ability to take an employee's wages, etc. The notice is available in a number of languages but the law does not explicitly require any specific languages as it stands.
North Carolina
OSHA
Wage and Hour
January 2018
OSHA
The web link for the main site has changed to www.labor.nc.gov. Also, a section regarding NC Workers' Compensation Notice to Injured Workers and Employers (Form 17) has been added
Wage and Hour Notice
The web link for the main site has changed to www.labor.nc.gov.
Also, a section regarding Employment Classification has been added.
The paragraph under Right to Work regarding CWA v. Beck has been removed and the following paragraph has been slightly expanded to clarify that NCDOL had no authority in labor union laws with appropriate contact information for such occassions.
Workers's Compesation
November 2014
North Carolina recently passed a law that required revision to the Workers’ Compensation notice. The notice now includes space for the Employer’s insurance provider’s name and contact information.
North Dakota
Minimum Wage
August 2015
North Dakota has updated their minimum wage notice, though not the wage itself. Among numerous minor changes was the additional limitation on paid time off compensation. In North Dakota, if an employee separates from the employer, they do not forfeit any accrued paid time off and must be compensated for it with a few exceptions. In addition to the previous exceptions, it is now allowed for employers to withhold payment for paid time off if it was awarded before being earned or if the employer provided written notice of the limitation on payment of paid time off before it was awarded.
Ohio
Minimum Wage
Jaunuary 2020
- The minimum wage is increasing to $8.70 for non-tipped employees
- The minimum wage for tipped employees is increasing to $4.35
- Employers who gross less than $319,000 can pay no less than the current federal minimum wage
Oklahoma
Discrimination
August 2018
The entire text has been consolidated to be more concise and the contact information has been expanded. Also note that the document was created in January but was only recently posted to the state web site.
Oregon
Workplace Accommodations
January 2020
This is a new notice that addresses employee protections and rights to reasonable accommodations for physical or mental disabilities as well as limitations related to pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition.
Minimum Wage
July 2019
The new rates are:
- $11.25 Standard
- $12.50 Portland
- $11.00 non-urban
Agricultural Minimum Wage
July 2019
The new rates are:
- $11.25 Standard
- $12.50 Portland
- $11.00 non-urban
OSHA
October 2016
The new notice includes the right to report a work-related injury or illness without being retaliated against. Also, employees may now request the workplace injury and illness log when accessing medical records.
Pennsylvania
Unemployment Compensation
September 2016
The new notice adds details in the use of Form UC-1609 which is used to apply for Unemployment Compensation benefits.
Philadelphia Ban the Box
March 2016
Philadelphia passed a "Ban the Box" ordinance which prohibits employers from asking about prospective employees' criminal records.
Pittsburgh Paid Sick Leave
January 2016
This ordinance has been struck down by a blocking lawsuit. The city may appeal the ruling but the posting requirement has been suspended.
Philadelphia Paid Sick Leave
May 2015
Philadelphia has released their notice with regard to Paid Sick Leave. The ordinance goes into effect on May 13th of this year. Employers must notify employees of their rights by either giving them notice in English and any language spoken by 5% of their workforce or by posting the new notice in English and any other language spoken by 5% of the workforce. At this time only English has been released.
Workers' Compensation
January 2015
Pennsylvania has revised their Workers’ Comp Insurance notice. In addition to numerous formatting changes, they have added a statement advising that misleading or incomplete information may violate insurance fraud laws as well as a number of new claims contact information (including hearing impaired and email).
Rhode Island
Healthy and Safe Families and Workplaces
July 2018
Entitles employees to sick and safe leave to address health and safety needs including those for families. This leave may or may not be paid depending on the size of your employer and other factors as detailed in the law. Visit www.dlt.ri.gov/wrs or call (402)462-WAGE (9243) for more information.
Notice of Pregnancy Rights
July 2015
Rhode Island recently amended the Rhode Island Fair Employment Practices Act (FEPA) to require employers provide accommodations for pregnant workers. The amendment requires an additional posting requirement, along with the existing Discrimination notice.
South Carolina
Employment Discrimination
May 2018
South Carolina released their official notice for Pregnancy Accommodation by incorporating it into the Employment Discrimination notice.
Workers' Compensation
February 2014
The Workers’ Compensation Commission has released a new Workers’ Compensation notice. The new notice utilizes largely similar language to the previous notice but now explicitly requires the employer’s insurance provider’s name and contact information.
South Dakota
Reemployment Assistance
July 2019
The Unemployment Insurance notice has been renamed the Reemployment Assistance notice. The web site to file for unemployment insurance benefits has changed.
Tennessee
Workers' Compensation
June 2018
The section describing which employees are covered has been removed, indicating that all employees are now covered.
Also, contact information has slightly changed - zip code, phone number, and web address.
Wage Regulation
August 2017
The payment due has changed from "semi-monthly" to "once per month". Also, the number of points of contact for the hearing impaired has been consolidated from 4 to 1.
Unemployment Insurance
March 2017
The requirement for keeping physical records of work searches has been removed, the web site link has been updated, and the note on Partial Unemployment has been removed.
Of minor note, the benefits, if not using Direct Deposit, will be awarded using a MasterCard instead of Visa.
Texas
San Antonio Sick and Safe Leave
December 2019
Qualifying employees may accrue up to 56 hours of leave for the year (1 hour for every 30 hours worked). It can be used for employees or their family for illness, injury, stalking, domestic abuse, sexual assault, medical care, health care, preventive care, and mental health care.
Dallas Paid Sick Leave
August 2019
One hour of sick leave is earned for every 30 hours worked. The minimum amounts of sick leave an employer is required to provide depends on the number of employees in the preceding 12 months.
Workers' Compensation (Ombudsman)
April 2018
While the regulation 28 TAC §276.5 is still referenced, the actual text has been removed from the notice. The change went into effect in April but the notice was only recently released.
Gun Laws
January 2016
While these notices are not required to be posted, if a business chooses not to allow guns into their establishment, whether concealed (30.06) or open carry (30.07), a notice must be posted.
Utah
Pregnancy
August 2017
The new notice has been added to the All-In-One and requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations for employees regarding pregnancy, child birth, breastfeeding, or related conditions.
OSHA
August 2012
Utah released a revised OSHA Notice. Most of the changes are simply rephrasing of information that was included on the previous version and formatting changes as well as QR codes. However, the new notice does include the specification that employees are obligated to follow safety policies put in place by the employer. Previously the notice only referred to the employees’ rights, not obligations.
Worker's Compensation
July 2012
Utah released a revised Workers’ Compensation Notice. The new notice clarifies that reports of injury or work related illness must be reported within 180 days of the incident to avoid losing benefits. Previously it stated merely that the report must be made “promptly”.
Vermont
Parental and Family Leave
July 2019
The contact information has changed. The new number is 802-828-0267 and the new web address is http://labor.vermont.gov/wordpress/wp-content/uploadds/WH-14-Parental-Family-Leave-Poster.pdf.
Crime Victims
July 2018
Under Vermont law, crime victims are protected from harassment or other discrimination by employers based on their stats as a crime victim. Employees who are crime victims have the right to take unpaid leave to attend criminal proceedings and related hearings. While on crime victim leave, employees may use any accrued sick leave, vacation leave, or any other paid leave while continuing to receive employment benefits and have the right to return to the same job or a comparable position upon return.
Pregnancy
January 2018
This law applies to all Vermont workplaces and all pregnant employees. Reasonable accommodations must be made for a pregnant employee and it protects against retaliation or firing of the employee.
Earned Sick Time
January 2017
Vermont updated their Unemployment Insurance notice. It now explicitly notes free employment assistance and adds a number of new Labor Career Resource Centers to the list.
Reinstatement Liability (Workers' Compensation)
May 2015
Vermont has released a new "Employers Reinstatement Liability" notice. The new notice is completely reformatted and includes new information. Among the changes are the altering of the title from "Employers Reinstatement Liability" to "Workers' Compensation Reinstatement Rights". Also, added is the clarification that the law applies to all employers who employ 10 or more employees of whom at least 10 work more than 15 hours a week. New address and email contact information for the Workers' Compensation Division was added as well.
Virginia
Job Safety and Health Protection
August 2019
The penalties for each serious violation can now be up to $13,047. Penalties for employers who willfully or repeatedly violate the law can now be as much as $130,463.
Earned Income Tax Credit
October 2017
Many more details and guidelines are provided regarding EITC eligibility.
Unemployment Insurance
April 2015
The state has released a new UI Notice. Among the changes made are the combining of the “Totally Unemployed” and “reduced hours” sections into one section. This section also adds the requirement that all claimants who are totally unemployed must register for work with the Commission. The Commission also removed references to visiting local offices and instead refers all those who need to file claims or have questions to their new website (Note: currently the old website redirects to the new site, we do not know how long this will continue) or to call in.
Washington
Your Rights as a Worker
June 2019
- Agricultural workers are entitled to a 30 minute unpaid meal break if the work more than 11 hours a day
- A section on the Equal Pay Opportunity Act has been added
- Teens are required to have signed parental permission before they can start working
- Employers are required to provide reasonable safety accommodations to domestic violence victims
- Paid family and medical leave benefits will be provided starting 2020 and a brief description of those benefits is provided.
While there is a number of changes at this time, the state of Washington has elected to not make this posting mandatory until the next reprinting cycle at the beginning of 2020. This means that customers who currenlty have Washington version 4.0 on display are STILL COMPLIANT. We anticipate the probability of a more changes before then so we have updated our state poster as an option for the customer. Should more changes be made to this notice before the end of the year, customers will still need to purchase the new version at that time. The current version is available solely for customers wanting the most up to date information.
Unemployment Benefits and Your Rights as a Worker
January 2018
Unemployment Benefits - The web site is now underlined and italicized to make it stand out.
Your Rights as a Worker
- a QR code was added to find out the minimum wage
- the section for "There are a few exceptions to minimum wage and overtime laws" has been removed
- Paid Sick Leave has been added
- other minor format or context changes
Seattle Minimum Wage
January 2018
The new rate is $15.45 an hour for Large Employers (501 or more employees) who don't contribute to employee medical benefits and $15.00 an hour if they do contribute. Small Employers (500 or less employees) must pay $14.00 an hour (if they do not pay at least $2.50 an hour toward employee medical benefits and/or the employee earns at least $2.50 an hour in tips) or $11.50 an hour (if they do).
Spokane Earned Sick Leave
January 2017
The new notice applies when employees and/or their family members are sick, injured, need preventative health care, or need to address issues of domestic violence.
Seattle 4 in 1
September 2016
Seattle has released its 4 in 1 poster which incorporates Minimum Wage, Wage Theft, Fair Chance Employment, and Paid Sick & Safe Time. The ordinance went into effect at the beginning of the year, though they only released the poster recently and are not enforcing violations for not posting until September 30th, 2016.
Job Safety and Health
September 2015
Washington has significantly revised the Safety and Health notice. Many of the changes are cosmetic but included is the requirement, per the Department of Labor and Industries, that all injuries that result in amputation or loss of an eye be reported within 24 hours.
West Virginia
Human Rights Act
June 2016
The new notice includes information on the Pregnant Workers' Fairness Act.
Wage Payment and Collection Act
June 2015
West Virginia has released a new version of this notice. The majority of the notice is completely rewritten and some of it is synonymous with the old version. However, included among the changes are revisions to the date of pay requirements. Formerly, paydays had to be once every two weeks. Now the requirement is that there be paydays twice in a month with no more than 19 days between paydays.
Minimum Wage
January 2015
West Virginia has release a new Minimum Wage notice displaying planned future Minimum Wage increases.
Wisconsin
Unemployment Insurance
October 2019
Modifications have been made to remove unnecessary information and correct typos. Also, the web address for more information on unemployment insurance has been changed to dwd.wisconsin.gov/ui.
Bone Marrow and Organ Donation Leave
May 2016
This is a new notice which is required for employers with 50 or more employees informing them of their rights to time off for organ or bone marrow donation. Employers with 25 or more employees are required to post the employer's own leave policy. Note: Employers with fewer than 50 employees will not need to update.
Wyoming
OSHA
April 2018
- Throughout the notice, all mention of Wyoming Workers' Compensation has been replaced with Wyoming OSHA.
- Many text changes are found throughout the notcie.
- A new section for Employer Reporting Requirements has been added.
- Violations now incur a citation as well as a notification of penalty.
- Penalty amounts are now obtained by contacting Wyoming OSHA through provided contact information.
- Employers are no longer required to report all work-related fatalities within 8 hours and all inpatient hospitalizations, amuptations, and losses of an eye within 24 hours.
Discrimination REMOVED
February 2018
The Discrimination notice has been removed from the list of required notices. If you rquire assistance regarding Discrimination, you may find claim information here.
