Did you know that you can add state and federal labor law posters to your HR Knowledgebase site?
Employers are required to display federal and state labor law posters in a place where all employees can see them.
The following federal agencies and laws require specific workplace notices:
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
- Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
- Minimum Wage
- National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
- U.S. Department of Labor
- Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA)
The required posters can vary as per the nature of the organization’s business and employee type.
For example:
- Federal contractors and subcontractors are required to inform employees of their rights under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
- Disabled employees have additional rights specific to them.
Specific examples include:
Ensuring Notice Compliance
Most organizations display their required posters in common areas of the workplace such as lunch and locker rooms.
On your Knowledgebase site, providing downloadable copies of labor law posters adds an extra layer of compliance with state and federal requirements.
This strategy works well for:
- Frequent “working lunch” meeting participants
- Oft-travelling employees
- Part-time workers
- Telecommuters
Labor Law Posters & Knowledgebase
The default Federal Programs page features six headers with pre-authored content and links as follows:
At the bottom of each column, the page can include one additional header with introductory text and links as per your preference.
Strategy 1
- In Column 1 under HIPAA, add a “Labor Law Posters” header.
- Add introductory text under the “Labor Law Posters” header.
- Add links to federal and/or state labor law posters under the “Labor Law Posters” header and introductory text.
Strategy 2
On the Federal Programs page, in the left-hand sidebar, add links to the labor law posters under the "Find a Form" header.
For more information about the Federal Programs main page and content, refer to the V11 KB: About the Federal Programs Page document.
Strategy 3
On the Home page:
- Add a custom Labor Law Posters widget.
- Add introductory text to the Labor Law Posters widget.
- Add links to federal and/or state labor law posters to the Labor Law Posters widget.
Links to Labor Law Posters
Use the links below to access the pool of federal and state labor law posters.
Federal Labor Law Posters
Alabama Labor Law Posters
Alaska Labor Law Posters
Arizona Labor Law Posters
Arkansas Labor Law Posters
California Labor Law Posters
Colorado Labor Law Posters
Connecticut Labor Law Posters
Delaware Labor Law Posters
District of Columbia Labor Law Posters
Florida Labor Law Posters
Georgia Labor Law Posters
Hawaii Labor Law Posters
Idaho Labor Law Posters
Illinois Labor Law Posters
Indiana Labor Law Posters
Iowa Labor Law Posters
Kansas Labor Law Posters
Kentucky Labor Law Posters
Louisiana Labor Law Posters
Maine Labor Law Posters
Maryland Labor Law Posters
Massachusetts Labor Law Posters
Michigan Labor Law Posters
Minnesota Labor Law Posters
Mississippi Labor Law Posters
Missouri Labor Law Posters
Montana Labor Law Posters
Nebraska Labor Law Posters
Nevada Labor Law Posters
New Hampshire Labor Law Posters
New Jersey Labor Law Posters
New Mexico Labor Law Posters
New York Labor Law Posters
North Carolina Labor Law Posters
North Dakota Labor Law Posters
Ohio Labor Law Posters
Oklahoma Labor Law Posters
Oregon Labor Law Posters
Pennsylvania Labor Law Posters
Rhode Island Labor Law Posters
South Carolina Labor Law Posters
South Dakota Labor Law Posters
Tennessee Labor Law Posters
Texas Labor Law Posters
Utah Labor Law Posters
Vermont Labor Law Posters
Virginia Labor Law Posters
Washington Labor Law Posters
West Virginia Labor Law Posters
Wisconsin Labor Law Posters
Wyoming Labor Law Posters
For questions or more information, contact your HRSD Customer Success Manager.
