Free Required Posters
Requirements
State and federal laws require employers to display several posters at the workplace. Posters should be displayed in such a way that each employee can readily see them.
Conspicuous Placement
Generally, the requirements have language such as "conspicuously placed" and "readily accessible" to employees. That would mean employees who do not normally get to certain offices would not be served by posters displayed at those offices.
The offices, or sub-offices, where those employees normally congregate would need to have the posters displayed for the benefit of the employees who are served by each such location.
Temporary Work Sites
Posters and other kinds of required notices do not have to be placed in individual locations that are only temporary work sites. For example, construction workers building homes in a subdivision would not need to have posters in each house, but rather only in a company job site trailer for the project.
Available Posters
Required posters (all free of charge) available from the Texas Workforce Commission include:
- Equal Employment Opportunity Act/Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990
- Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA)
- Employer’s Notification of the Ombudsman Program to Employees (PDF) (ENOPE)
- Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
- Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
- Job Safety and Health Protection Posters (OSHA)
- Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSPA)
- Texas Payday Law (English (PDF) or Spanish (PDF))
- Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (PDF) (USERRA)
- Workers Compensation Posters (English or Spanish)
- Notice Number 5
- Notice Number 6
View a complete listing of required and optional posters.
Co-Employment Situations
In addition, you will find information concerning co-employment situations or temporary employees assigned to client companies where the employees working at client sites are co-employed by the staffing firms and their clients under various state and federal employment laws.