Los Angeles County Labor Law Posters - MASTPLNTY
Note: Employers who fail to comply with Los Angeles County posting requirements and local employment laws may be subject to administrative citations, penalties and civil actions. See Compliance Alert below.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES (Unincorporated areas only)
- For all employers regardless of size:
(1) County of Los Angeles Supplemental Minimum Wage Poster
- For all employers regardless of size: County of Los Angeles Labor Law 2-Poster Set
(1) County of Los Angeles Labor Law Notices Poster
(2) County of Los Angeles Supplemental Minimum Wage Poster
Compliance Alert:
Effective July 1, 2023, the County of Los Angeles’ minimum wage increased to $16.90/hour. Los Angeles County employers must update their postings to reflect this change. CalChamber’s 2024 County of Los Angeles Supplemental Minimum Wage Poster reflects this update.
- If you've previously purchased a County of Los Angeles Labor Law Poster dated prior to July 2023 from CalChamber, you’ll need to purchase a current County of Los Angeles Supplemental Minimum Wage Poster (Item PLACOLS). [Both posters must be posted in a conspicuous place.]
CalChamber Poster Details:
County of Los Angeles Labor Law Notices Poster (17” x 17”)
- In English/Spanish/Simplified Chinese combined; contains the following official notices required by Los Angeles County Ordinances: Notice to Employees, Your Rights are Protected, Retaliation is Illegal.
- This notice is mandatory for all employers regardless of size.
County of Los Angeles Supplemental Minimum Wage Notice (17” x 17”)
- In English/Spanish/Simplified Chinese combined; contains the current minimum wage notice.
- This notice is mandatory for all employers regardless of size.
Poster Protect® coverage is not available for city and county posters.
County of Los Angeles Requirements:
Employers with employees working in unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County must display the required notices in a conspicuous place at any workplace or jobsite located within the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County where any employee works.
The notices must be posted in English, Spanish, and the primary language used by the employer to communicate with each employee regarding the employee's work functions, if other than English or Spanish.
The Los Angeles County Minimum Wage ordinance only applies to work completed within the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. To determine if employees are completing work for your business within the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County, visit the Los Angeles County’s Minimum Wage Resources website.