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Federal Compliance Service Subscription
Stay compliant year-round with automatic updates, instant digital access, and full federal + state coverage —all in one simple subscription.
Included With Your Subscription
- Attorney Reviewed
- Federal + State Coverage
- Automatic Updates
- Instant Digital Access
- Laminated & Rolled
- Wage, Safety & Employment Notices
- Max size 25.5" x 39.5"
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- Automatic Updates
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Ensure compliance with federal labor laws effortlessly with our Space Saver-5 Federal All-On-One Labor Law Poster. Our labor law poster combines all mandatory federal notices in one convenient format. With over 35 years of expertise, we are committed to helping business owners stay compliant and avoid costly fines.
Our poster provides comprehensive coverage, ensuring that you and your business are protected from potential fines associated with non-compliance. Updated regularly by federal agencies, our Annual Subscription option guarantees that you have all the necessary workplace postings to legally comply. Displaying labor law posters is a legal requirement for employers and business owners, but with our poster, this task becomes simple. Place our posters in a noticeable location to satisfy your workplace posting requirement and avoid any fines.
Federal Postings and Notifications Included
- Know Your Rights: Workplace Discrimination is Illegal (EEOC Notice)
- Federal Job Safety and Health It’s the Law (OSHA Notice)
- Federal Minimum Wage (FLSA Notice)
- Employee Polygraph Protection Act (WHD Notice)
- USERRA Rights and Benefits Notice
- USCIS Discrimination Notice
- Family and Medical Leave Act Notice (download only where required)
Other Services
- Updates on State Minimum Wage Rates – Most employers are required to post the correct minimum wage rate applicable under their state, city, or county to properly inform workers of their wage and hour rights. We provide updated minimum wage charts so you can easily see which rates apply to your business.
- City & County Compliance Coverage – Some cities and counties have unique labor law requirements that need to be complied with. We provide city-specific labor law posters, which are required in addition to federal and state notices.
- Recent Labor law Poster Updates – Our institution continually monitors more than 200 state and federal government agencies throughout the year, such as the federal DOL, EEOC, IRS, OSHA, DHS, USCIS, and many state-level agencies and provide timely labor law poster updates throughout the year to ensure you remain compliant with all mandatory state, federal, and local posting requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is the 2025 Federal Labor Law Poster mandatory for all U.S. employers?
Yes, the 2025 Federal Labor Law Poster is required for almost all U.S. employers with at least one employee. Federal law makes it a legal duty to display updated workplace posters so employees and job applicants know their rights under laws such as the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), and anti-discrimination protections. Not displaying the correct poster can lead to penalties, fines, and compliance issues.
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Which federal notices are included in the 2025 labor law poster?
The 2025 state and federal labor law poster typically includes federal Minimum Wage (Wage & Hour), Equal Employment Opportunity (EEOC), Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA) summary, Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA), USERRA (military leave), OSHA safety notice, and other agency notices that have a posting requirement. Vendor versions may also add contractor-related notices (e.g., federal contractor minimum wage, pay transparency, NLRA info), depending on the product you buy. Always compare the vendor’s list to the DOL/EEOC originals to confirm coverage.
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How can employers check if the 2025 labor law poster is up to date?
Cross-check the posted content against the official agency source (DOL, EEOC, OSHA) for the latest PDFs and notices. Many poster providers also offer update services and verification tools that alert you when a notice changes; using a verified poster vendor with an “update service” is the simplest way to stay current with federal labor law poster updates.
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Where should the 2025 federal labor law poster be displayed in the workplace?
Post notices “in a conspicuous place” where employees and applicants customarily see workplace notices: common spots are break rooms, near time-clocks, hiring/interview areas, or main employee boards. The DOL and EEOC both say the federal employment labor law poster should be placed where notices to employees and applicants are customarily posted so they are visible and accessible. If you have multiple worksites, post at each location.
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Do remote or hybrid employees need access to federal labor law posters?
Yes. If employees don’t regularly come to a physical worksite (fully remote or hybrid), federal agencies encourage and in some cases require that employers make posters available electronically. The EEOC explicitly recommends posting notices on a website or otherwise providing electronic access for remote workers; best practice is a combination of physical posting (for on-site days) and a clearly labeled electronic copy accessible to all employees.
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What is the difference between federal and state labor law posters?
Federal posters cover federal statutes and apply where employers meet the law’s coverage criteria. State posters reflect state laws (minimum wage, paid leave, workers’ comp, state discrimination laws, state-specific protections) and can vary widely by state. You must comply with both the federal and state notices required for your workplace. Many vendors sell a combined state and federal labor law poster to simplify compliance.
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Can employers print the 2025 federal labor law poster on their own?
Yes, the federal agencies (DOL, EEOC, OSHA) publish free, official PDFs that employers may download and print. Important caveats: do not alter the content or required wording, make sure the print is legible and posted conspicuously, and check for updates regularly. Many employers prefer vendor-printed posters because they are durable, combined, and include updated services.
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When was the 2025 federal labor law poster last updated?
The U.S. Department of Labor last made a major update in April 2023, when the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) poster was revised to include the PUMP Act notice. It’s important to note that there isn’t a single “2025” federal poster update issued whenever laws change, not on a set yearly schedule. Compliance vendors may label their posters as “2025” editions, but these are based on the most recent official updates from the Department of Labor.
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Are Spanish versions of the 2025 federal labor law poster required?
Some federal agencies produce official Spanish (and other language) versions, and the DOL states that some posters are available in languages other than English. Whether a Spanish version is required depends on the statute and workforce: if a significant portion of employees read Spanish or an agency issues a bilingual requirement, provide the appropriate language version so the notices are effectively communicated. As with all posting choices, don’t change required content; use agency translations when offered.
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Do nonprofit organizations need to post the 2025 federal labor law notices?
Yes, nonprofit status does not automatically exempt an employer from federal posting requirements. Whether the nonprofit must post a particular notice depends on the statute’s coverage (employee count, type of employees, contract status). For example, many nonprofits must post FLSA/Minimum Wage and EEOC notices if they meet the coverage thresholds. Check each law’s scope or consult the federal agency administering the law.
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What size should the 2025 federal labor law poster be to meet compliance standards?
Federal labor law posters don’t usually have strict size rules, but they must be big enough for employees to read clearly. The Department of Labor only sets sizes for two posters: the OSHA poster must be at least 8.5" x 14" with a 10-point font, and the Executive Order 13496 poster must be exactly 11" x 17". If you use a combined “six-in-one” poster, it’s fine as long as each individual notice follows these size rules and is easy to read for everyone.
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Is there a combined federal and state labor law poster for 2025 available?
Yes, you can choose a combined federal and state labor law poster that covers all required postings in a single display. These posters include the latest federal notices along with the mandatory state-specific postings for your workplace location. For multi-location employers, bundled posters are a convenient solution. Our labor law poster service provides up-to-date combined posters for every state so you can stay compliant year-round with one simple purchase.
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Complete Federal + State Coverage
All required posting laws for your selected state — updated all year.
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Local & County Compliance
Coverage for city-level posting changes where required.
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Monitored Across 200+ Agencies
We track updates nationwide and notify you immediately.
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Hands-Free Compliance
We handle printing, shipping, alerts, and replacements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Won’t the government just tell me when there is an update? Why do I need a service?
Unfortunately, the federal and state agencies rarely notify an individual employer if there are any changes to posting requirements. Government agencies may publish those changes in many locations, but it's the responsibility of the employer to keep up and stay current with postings. Our labor law poster compliance service will review all of those changes for you and keep you covered.
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When do I get a new labor law poster?
Subscribers usually get new posters within days of the official release date, so you are always fully compliant without any further lag time. Subscribers will also receive email notifications that explain the updates and when to expect their updated materials.
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How often will I Receive Updates & New Posters?
With the Annual Compliance Subscription, you will receive automatic state and federal updates whenever laws change, along with new laminated posters throughout the year as needed. This keeps your workplace fully compliant all year without any extra effort from you.
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How often do labor law posters change?
Typically, states revise their posters one to three times annually, although certain states may make updates more often. Additionally, federal agencies such as OSHA, EEOC, and DOL provide updates from time to time. A subscription can help ensure you stay informed about any changes.
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Does the subscription cover both state and federal labor law posters?
Yes, the labor law poster subscription includes both federal and state labor laws, along with required notices from various agencies.
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Do we need a subscription if we have remote or hybrid employees?
Absolutely. Compliance regulations mandate that all employees must be able to access up-to-date notices. Our labor law poster service also provides Online access to download, print, and post any required city, county, or industry-specific notices, alongside physical posters for those working on-site.
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Are multiple locations covered under one subscription?
It depends on your plan. In most cases, each physical workplace needs its own subscription since posters must be displayed at every location. Some services also include digital access, which may be bundled or offered separately.
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Will the subscription really save us money?
Definitely. Subscribing prevents you from accruing further costs in substantial fines that can reach thousands of dollars. It's also a time saver, so you don't need to worry about keeping track of going through poster changes since the subscription will automatically handle your updates.
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Can we cancel the subscription at any time?
Most services allow cancellations with notice. However, compliance responsibility remains with the employer, so canceling means you’ll need another system to track updates.
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How quickly do I receive updated posters after a law change?
Subscribers will receive updated posters typically within a few days of when the law takes effect. We want to make sure your workplace is compliant without any gaps.
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Are updates included in my subscription, or do I have to pay extra?
Updates are included in your labor law poster subscription. With the Annual Compliance Subscription, you get automatic state and federal updates at no extra cost, ensuring your business stays compliant all year. If you only buy the single poster, updates are not included.
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Do I need updates for every company location?
Yes, each location must have the proper posters displayed, so businesses that have multiple locations will need updates for each and every physical address.
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Can I track which updates my company has received?
Yes. Most subscribers will have update logs, shipping confirmations, or digital compliance certificates as part of their subscription package. The records can be used as evidence if you are ever audited or inspected.
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