City & Local Ordinance Labor Law Posters

Employers may be required to display city and local labor law posters in addition to federal and state workplace notices. Many cities, counties, and other local jurisdictions have adopted employment ordinances requiring businesses to post notices informing employees of their rights under applicable local laws.

Labor Law Compliance Center provides City & Local Ordinance Labor Law Posters for jurisdictions across the United States. Local workplace posting requirements may cover minimum wage, paid sick leave, fair workweek and predictive scheduling laws, anti-discrimination protections, living wage requirements, employee leave, workplace rights, and other local employment regulations.

Local Labor Law Posting Requirements

Local posting requirements vary by jurisdiction and can change throughout the year. Employers with locations in multiple cities or counties should review the requirements that apply to each workplace, since a federal and state labor law poster may not include notices mandated by a city or local government.

Our local labor law posters are professionally produced in-house and updated when applicable government agencies make mandatory changes to workplace posting requirements. Employers can use our Poster Replacement Plan to help keep workplace postings current when mandatory changes occur.

Employers with remote or hybrid workers can also review our labor law poster frequently asked questions for additional information about workplace posting requirements.

Find City & Local Labor Law Posters

Browse our collection of city, county, and local ordinance labor law posters below to find workplace notices for your business location. Select the applicable jurisdiction to view available local labor law posters and current posting information.

City and county minimum wage rates can change annually or on other schedules established by local ordinances. Employers can review our City Minimum Wage History for past and current local minimum wage rates and use the city and local ordinance posters below to find applicable workplace posting requirements.

California cities and counties frequently update local minimum wage requirements, and rates can vary significantly by jurisdiction. Employers can review our City Minimum Wage History for past and current local minimum wage rates, then browse the California city and local ordinance posters below for applicable workplace posting requirements.