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There are ten labor law posters frequently required by federal regulations. They are titled Job Safety Health, Equal Employment Opportunity, Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) --- Minimum Wage, Employee Right for Workers with Disabilities/Special Minimum Wage Poster, Family Medical Leave, USERRA --- Veteran Rights, Federal Construction Contracts (Davis-Bacon), Construction Contracts, Notice: Employee Polygraph Protection, and Notice Migrant Seasonal Agricultural Workers.

States generally have greater power to regulate intrastate business than the federal government. The Act of 1970 established a system to incentivize the creation of individual state occupational safety plans. These must be created by state legislation that establishes safety and health standards and an enforcement agency. State plans must be approved and are monitored by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA).

Labor law posters are used to inform employees of their rights. To comply with the posting requirements, they have to be posted in a conspicuous place accessible by the relevant employees. In practice, this usually means a break or lunch room, near a time clock, or on a remote job site.

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Federal labor law posters need to be visible to all employees and state that the company is an equal opportunity employer. Find.

The Department of Labor (DOL) requires that businesses with employees have state labor law posters in plain view of all employees. Usually.