Description
2026 San Francisco, California Contractor Supplemental Poster
The San Francisco, California Contractor Supplemental Poster from Labor Law Compliance Center provides important workplace notices for employers and subcontractors covered by certain City and County of San Francisco contracts.
This contractor-specific supplemental poster includes notices related to San Francisco's Minimum Compensation Ordinance (MCO) and Health Care Accountability Ordinance (HCAO). These ordinances establish wage, time-off, health care, and employee-notice requirements for covered contractors and employees working on applicable City contracts.
Effective July 1, 2026, the San Francisco MCO minimum hourly compensation rate for covered for-profit contractors is $22.01 per hour. Different rates may apply to nonprofit organizations and public entities, and certain rates may change during the year. Employers should review current San Francisco Office of Labor Standards Enforcement requirements for the category that applies to their contract.
This poster supplements, but does not replace, applicable California state, federal, San Francisco general workplace, or other contractor-specific posting requirements. Employers should review all requirements that apply to each City contract and work location.
For additional San Francisco workplace notices, browse our California City & Local Ordinance Labor Law Posters or visit our California Labor Law Posters page.
San Francisco Contractor Poster Specifications
- Full color
- Laminated with high-quality laminate
- Designed as a supplemental contractor workplace poster
San Francisco Contractor Notices Included
- Minimum Compensation Ordinance (MCO)
- Health Care Accountability Ordinance (HCAO)
- Applicable contractor wage and time-off information
- Applicable health care requirements
- Employee rights and retaliation protections
San Francisco Contractor Labor Law Poster FAQs
Who needs the San Francisco Contractor Supplemental Poster?
This poster is intended for employers and subcontractors subject to applicable City and County of San Francisco contractor labor requirements. Coverage depends on the type of City contract, employer size, work performed, and the ordinance provisions that apply.
What is the San Francisco Minimum Compensation Ordinance?
The Minimum Compensation Ordinance establishes minimum compensation and time-off requirements for employees performing work on certain City and County of San Francisco contracts.
What is the San Francisco MCO rate for 2026?
Effective July 1, 2026, the MCO rate for covered for-profit contractors is $22.01 per hour. Separate rates may apply to nonprofit organizations and public entities, and employers should confirm the current rate that applies to their category.
What is the Health Care Accountability Ordinance?
The Health Care Accountability Ordinance requires certain covered San Francisco contractors to provide qualifying health coverage or meet other health care-related requirements for eligible employees.
Do subcontractors have San Francisco contractor posting requirements?
Yes, subcontractors working on covered City contracts may also be subject to San Francisco contractor labor requirements. Employers should review the specific terms of the City contract and applicable ordinance guidance.
Does this poster replace the regular San Francisco labor law poster?
No. This product is specifically for contractor-related San Francisco requirements. Covered employers may also need general San Francisco workplace notices, California state postings, and federal labor law posters.
Does this poster replace my California labor law poster?
No. The San Francisco Contractor Supplemental Poster is a local contractor supplement and does not replace required California state or federal workplace postings.
How often do San Francisco contractor rates change?
San Francisco contractor compensation and health care rates can change periodically. Employers should review current Office of Labor Standards Enforcement guidance and replace outdated notices when required.
Additional Information
State: |
California |
Municipality: |
San Francisco |
Dimensions: |
39 x 27 in |
