At last the wait is over—California’s new Minimum Wage notice has just been released, which means employers in The Golden State must pay an increased minimum wage as of January 1, 2019. The notice features new minimum wage rates for both 2019 and 2020 based on employer size. Our Research and Shipping departments are working hard to get the updated California poster out to customers as soon as possible. Details

Businesses in the City of Seattle will soon be required to post an updated city poster reflecting the new 2019 minimum wage rates. This revision to the Seattle City Poster only affects the Minimum Wage Ordinance—there are no changes to the Wage Theft, Fair Chance Employment, or Paid Sick & Safe Time ordinances. 2019 Minimum Wage Increases in The Emerald City Minimum Wage Rates for Large & Small Employers Under

On January 1, 2019, employers in Maine—the only state with a one-syllable name—must pay their employees an increased minimum wage rate. Our Maine poster featuring the new 2019 Minimum Wage notice will soon be shipped out to customers in The Pine Tree State. 2019 Minimum Wage Requirements Minimum Wage Increase All public and private businesses in Maine with one or more employees must pay a minimum wage rate of $11.00

Due to the $12 Minimum Wage Initiative that passed in November, employers in Missouri must display a new poster in their workplaces on January 1, 2019. Details of the 2019 Minimum Wage Law New Minimum Wage Rates and Requirements Missouri’s new Minimum Wage law calls for minimum wage increases of 85 cents each year through 2023, with the first increase effective January 1, 2019. The new Minimum Wage notice, which

We are pleased to report that two more cities in California have released updated Minimum Wage notices with new wage rates for 2019: Oakland and Palo Alto. Keep reading to get the scoop on employers’ responsibilities and employees’ rights. 2019 Minimum Wage Increases What’s Up in Oakland? Every January 1, Oakland’s minimum wage will be adjusted based on the prior calendar year’s increase, if any, in the Bay Area Consumer

A few short weeks ago, we shared the news about Alaska’s new minimum wage rate for 2019 and the required update to our Alaska poster, which has already been shipped out to clients. Well, lo and behold, the state’s Department of Labor & Workforce Development just issued a new version of the AKOSH (Safety & Health) notice, which means that employers in Alaska must now display a new state poster

Have you ordered your labor law posters for 2019? Poster Compliance Center makes it simple. Labor law information that employers are required to post as of January 1, 2019 is currently being added to our posters. We offer the latest mandatory labor law notices on our federal, state, and city or county labor law posters. Is your business ready for 2019? Keeping your labor law posters in compliance is important for

Employees in the City of Tacoma, Washington will soon be getting a minimum wage increase, based on a voter-approved initiative that passed in January of 2015. Details of Tacoma’s Minimum Wage Minimum Wage Rates Under Tacoma’s Minimum Wage law, the city has been subject to scheduled increases through January 1, 2018, when the minimum wage reached $12.00. Beginning January 1, 2019, and every year thereafter, the city will be subject

Our South Carolina poster is in the process of being updated once more, due to a revision to the state’s Unemployment Insurance notice, which is issued by the Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW). Back in July 2018, we published updates related to Safety & Health (OSHA) and employment discrimination. What’s Happening Now? Changes to Unemployment Insurance Benefits The updated Unemployment Insurance notice has a new look due to the

Based on the recent passage of the Arkansas Minimum Wage Increase Initiative, employers in the state must pay a higher minimum wage, effective January 1, 2019. The Arkansas Department of Labor has just released the updated Minimum Wage notice, which will appear on our revised Arkansas poster, along with a change to the state’s Unemployment Insurance notice. New Minimum Wage Rates for Arkansas Stepped Minimum Wage Increases Beginning 2019 Employers