Peel N Post™
Peel N Post™ for Labor Law Posters are designed to help businesses stay compliant with ever-changing labor laws without having to buy a brand new, full labor law poster every time a single regulation changes.
Here’s how it works and why it’s a cost-saving option:
- Labor Law Poster Requirements: Employers in the United States (and often at state and local levels) are legally required to display various labor law posters in a conspicuous place where employees can easily see them. These posters cover topics like minimum wage, OSHA regulations, FMLA, anti-discrimination laws, and more.
- Frequent Updates: Labor laws are not static. Federal, state, and even local governments frequently update these regulations (e.g., minimum wage increases, changes to paid sick leave, new anti-discrimination clauses). Non-compliance can lead to significant fines.
- The “Peel N Post™” Solution: Instead of purchasing an entirely new, often large and laminated, “all-on-one” labor law poster when just one or two sections are updated, Peel n Post™ provides an adhesive sticker specifically for that updated section. You simply peel off the backing and stick it over the outdated information on your existing poster.
- Cost Savings:
⊳ Reduced Purchase Cost: Individual Peel N Post™ stickers are significantly cheaper than a full replacement poster.
⊳ Reduced Shipping Costs: Shipping a small sticker is less expensive than shipping a large poster.
⊳ Reduced Waste: Less paper and material are used, making it a more environmentally friendly option.
- Convenience: It’s a quick and easy way to update your poster, saving time and hassle compared to replacing the whole thing.
- When it’s not ideal: While Peel n Post™ is great for individual updates, some situations might warrant a full poster replacement:
⊳ Multiple Updates at Once: If many sections of the poster are updated simultaneously, it might be more economical and practical to get a new full poster.
⊳ Major Reformatting: If the layout or content of the poster undergoes a significant change, a Peel N Post™ might not fit properly, making a full replacement necessary.
Alaska
2025 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
2025 Safety & Health Peel ‘N Post™
Arizona
2025 Unemployment Insurance Peel ‘N Post™
2025 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
Colorado
2025 Colorado Wage & Hour Rights & Responsibilities (COMPS Order ) Peel ‘N Post™
Colorado 2024 FAMLI Program Notice Peel ‘N Post™ (English)
Colorado 2024 Discrimination in Employment Peel ‘N Post™ (English)
Delaware
2025 Paid Leave Peel ‘N Post™
Florida
2024-25 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
Indiana
2025 Indiana Work Restrictions for Youth Employees Peel ‘N Post™
Kansas
2025 Unemployment Insurance Peel ‘N Post™
Louisiana
Louisiana 2025 EIC Peel ‘N Post™
2025 Unemployment Insurance Peel ‘N Post™
Maryland
Maryland 2025 Safety & Health Protection on the Job Peel ‘N Post™
Missouri
2025 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
Montana
2025 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
Nebraska
2025 Discrimination Peel ‘N Post™
New Jersey
2025 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
2023 SAFE Act Peel ‘N Post™
2022 Payment of Wages Peel ‘N Post™
New Mexico
2024 Minimum Wage Posting Update Peel ‘N Post™
New York
2025 Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
2024 Discrimination Peel ‘N Post™
Ohio
2025 Ohio Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
Oklahoma
2024 Oklahoma Employment Discrimination Peel ‘N Post™
Prince Edward Island, Canada
2024 Employment Leave Peel ‘N Post™
South Dakota
2024 Unemployment Compensation Peel ‘N Post™
Tennessee
2024 Unemployment Insurance Peel ‘N Post™
2024 Wage Regulations/Child Labor Peel ‘N Post™
Utah
2025 Safety & Health Peel ‘N Post™
Vermont
2025 Vermont Minimum Wage Peel ‘N Post™
2025 Vermont Parental and Family Leave Peel ‘N Post™
Washington
2025 Washington Paid Time Off Peel ‘N Post™
Wisconsin
2024 Unemployment Benefits Peel ‘N Post™
Call our Compliance Team at 1-800-817-7678 or order through one of the Peel ‘N Post links above.