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Pennsylvania labor laws encompass various regulations and statutes that govern employment relationships within the state. Pennsylvania employers are required to post certain notices in their workplaces so employees have access to and information about applicable labor laws. These labor law posters can be downloaded for free on this page. Each poster PDF identifies the content of the poster, which employers are required to post it and contact information should you require additional information.

All notices must be posted in a conspicuous place so that they can be seen and read by employees. Failure to post notices can result in stiff penalties and possible fines. In addition to the notices listed below, all government agencies and private employers with government contracts over $25,000 are required to publish and post an anti-drug policy statement in accordance with the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1998.

Pennsylvania Mandatory Labor Law Posters

NOTICE POSTING REQUIREMENTSHOW TO OBTAIN NOTICE
Abstract of the Pennsylvania Child Labor Act Form No. LLC-5 (Rev 1-13)All PA Employers of MinorsDepartment of Labor & Industry
Labor Law Compliance
1-800-932-0665
Resumen de la Ley de Trabajo Infantil
Form No. LLC-5 (ESP) (6-08)
All Employers of Minors
(To be posted for Spanish-speaking employees.)
Department of Labor & Industry
Labor Law Compliance
1-800-932-0665
Hours of Work for Minors Under Eighteen Form No. LLC-17 (Rev 2-07) All PA Employers of MinorsDepartment of Labor & Industry
Labor Law Compliance
1-800-932-0665
Horas de Trabajo para Menores de Dieciocho Años
Form No. LLC-17 (ESP) (6-08)
All Employers of Minors
(To be posted for Spanish-speaking employees.)
Department of Labor & Industry
Labor Law Compliance
1-800-932-0665
Minimum Wage Law Poster and Fact Sheet
Form No. LLC-1 (Rev 9-16)

All PA EmployersDepartment of Labor & Industry Labor Law Compliance
Abstract of Equal Pay Law Form No. LLC-8 (Rev 2-07) All PA EmployersDepartment of Labor & Industry Labor Law Compliance

Resumen de la Ley de Igualdad Salarial
Form No. LLC-8 (ESP) (6-08)

All Employers
(To be posted for Spanish-speaking employees.)
Department of Labor & Industry
Labor Law Compliance
1-800-932-0665
Pennsylvania Right to Know Law Law Public Employers (State,
County, Township, etc.)
Department of Labor & Industry
Bureau of Workers' Compensation
Health & Safety Division
717-772-1635
Unemployment Compensation
Form No. UC-700  (Rev 9-17)
All EmployersDepartment of Labor & Industry
Office of UC Policy
717-783-8794
Compensacion Por Desempleo
Form UC-700(ESP) (Rev 9-16)
All Employers
(To be posted for Spanish-speaking employees.)
Department of Labor & Industry
Office of UC Policy
717-783-8794
Workers’ Compensation Insurance Posting
Form No. LIBC-500 (Rev 1-15)
All PA EmployersYour Insurance Carrier or
Department of Labor & Industry
Workers’ Compensation
717-783-5421
PA Clean Indoor Air Act Signage for No Smoking All Employers identified under the PA Clean Indoor Air ActPA Department of Health Clean Indoor Air Helpline:
1-877-835-9535
Equal Opportunity & Fair Practices Notices
Click here for specific requirements.Pennsylvania Human
Relations Commission
717-772-2845

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What Labor Law Posters are required for my business in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania Department of Labor requires the following Labor and Employment documents be posted in the workplace. This information is provided as a public service. Many other state and federal agencies may also require display of specific documents in the workplace. Failure to post notices can result in stiff penalties and possible fines.