Federal and state law requires employers to post labor law notices in the workplace. These mandatory postings include the OSHA Posting, Federal Minimum Wage, FMLA, USERRA and various state specific notices. Failure to post mandatory labor law notices can result in hefty fines and lawsuits. We have made these Federal and State notices available to you in laminated All-In-One Labor Law Posters at wholesale prices. Please use the “Contact Us” tab above to send us a message that you wish to order federal and state labor law posters for your business, and we will get one sent to you.
Labor law postings can change at any time of the year, and it is the responsibility of the employer to stay up-to-date. Let us take the worry and workout of keeping your business compliant! Our labor law poster update services automatically keep you up to date with notifications of changes to the labor law notices affecting you. When a change occurs, we will make sure that your posters remain compliant.
Our Worry-Free Poster Solutions offer two easy ways to stay up-to-date with changes in mandatory federal and state postings. Both update services are backed by a $25,000 We Pay The Fine Guarantee!
Upon activation receive a complete laminated federal and state labor law poster delivered to your location (optional).
Receive a new laminated federal and state labor law poster annually (optional)
Upon activation receive a complete laminated federal and state labor law poster delivered to your location (optional).
*Free shipping and handling on all replacement posters.
Both update services are pay-as-you-go monthly subscriptions that can be activated and/or cancelled anytime. Please use the “Contact Us” tab above to send us a message that you wish to order the E-Update Service, Poster Replacement Solution or labor law posters without an update service.
Why do I need Labor Law Posters?
All employers with at least one employee are required to display both federal and state labor law postings.
What are the penalties for non-compliance?
Failure to comply with posting regulations can result in fines of up to $17,000 per location (29 USC Sec. 666(i) and 29 USC Sec. 2005).