Updated 2024 New York Labor Law Poster - State, Federal, OSHA Compliant - Workplace Required Posting for Employees - English Employment Poster- UV Laminated Waterproof - 25.5" x 40”- English

The laminated 25" x 39" New York all-in-one labor law poster has the most recent 2019 New York and federal labor law postings that meet business requirements to protect employers from posting fines and employee disputes. It includes New York's most recent updates including the Minimum Wage and Discrimination Updates as well as the August 2016 mandatory federal revisions. State, Federal and OSHA labor law posters are required postings that must be posted at the workplace when there are one or more employees. Posting current posters as laws change is mandatory as well. Our New York All-In-One State, Federal, OSHA Labor Law Poster satisfies this requirement.

Thousands of businesses such as medical offices, retail stores, restaurants, professional offices and much more currently post our Labor Law Posters to be in compliance.

Labor Law Poster - FAQs

Q: Do we need to have our posters in Spanish?

A: If more than 5% of your employees use English as a second language (ESL), then Spanish versions of the labor law posters are required in the following states: Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, North Carolina, New York and Texas. But, It is highly recommended that employers with Spanish speaking employees post labor law posters in both English and Spanish because it is the employers' responsibility to ensure that each employee is informed of their workplace rights under state and federal employment laws.

Q: How many posters do I need?

A: The posting requirements for state and federal employment notices are that posters must be accessible by all employees on a regular or daily basis. If all your employees do not report to a central location on a regular basis, then you are required to post the notices at each building to meet your obligations.

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