2009 Minimum Wage Posters
November 14th, 2008 Posted by MadisonEmployers should take a few minutes to update their 2009 minimum wage posters.
Every employer is required by law to display a number of labor law posters, including those on the federal and state minimum wage. These posters must be updated each time the law is changed.
The best way for employers to keep labor law posters updated, is to subscribe to a compliance protection plan. For a nominal fee, these services will send employers updated posters whenever they are necessary. This service provides high-quality, durable, easy-to-read posters.
Employers should have updated their federal minimum wage posters federal minimum wage posters in July 2008, when the rate went from $5.85 to $6.55 per hour. The federal minimum wage will increase again on July 24, 2009, requiring employers to update their posters.
A number of states will increase the minimum wage on January 1, 2009. Some states (more…)
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