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State Labor Law Posters
State Posters
In addition to federal labor law requirements, there are countless state and local requirements employers must comply with and subsequently post within their workplace. This includes requirements pertaining to minimum wage, employment certification, and much more. Some states also have posters that are recommended, but not required.
State Labor Law Guide
Make sure you’re adhering to state regulations. Choose your state to view a detailed guide to its labor laws.
How to Use The Map
1. Hover over your state. A pop-up box will list the date of the latest update as well as information on any upcoming update.
2. If you are looking for a city/county poster. Click on your state to zoom in and find your city/county. You will see a pop-up box with the available posters as well as upcoming updates.
3. Check if the date on your poster matches the one included on this map.
4. If your poster's date does NOT match the date shown, simply click on the state or county/city you need and you can purchase on JJKeller.com
Experience the Benefits of J. J. Keller's State Labor Law Posters
GUARANTEED COMPLIANCE
Our trusted team of in-house experts continuously monitors posting changes to ensure your posters are accurate and up to date.
EASY TO USE DURABLE FORMAT
All our posters are tabbed and color-coded for quick identification of key information on durable posters.
COMPLIANCE QUICK CHECK
Each poster includes a QR code to help you quickly verify its compliance status with a quick scan.
BILINGUAL OFFERINGS
Our posters are available in both English and Spanish to satisfy regulatory requirements for non-English speakers.
YOUR COMPLIANCE IS OUR PRIORITY
Effortlessly comply with posting requirements by subscribing to our worry-free Labor Law Poster Update Service. We’ll keep you in the know and automatically send you a new poster anytime a mandatory change affects your federal, state, local or wage order postings.
