Ohio — Free Required & Optional Labor Law Posters
The Ohio Department Of Commerce provides a number of mandatory and optional labor law posters for all Ohio businesses with employees to prominently post in the workplace. These posters are meant to educate employees on a variety of labor law topics topics such as the minimum wage, occupational health & safety, and other important labor laws. Minimum-Wage.org provides all of Ohio's mandatory and optional labor law posters on this page, to download or print free of charge.
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has a poster package (JFS 02745) available for download and print via link: http://www.odjfs.state.oh.us/forms/findform.asp?formnum=02745.
Required Ohio Labor Law Posters
2 PDFS
The Ohio Department Of Commerce requires that these two mandatory labor law posters be diaplayed by all employers in an easily-viewed area in the workplace. Most businesses in Ohio will also need to print and post the Federal Department of Labor's mandatory labor posters in addition to these state posters.
In Ohio, the following state posters must be rightly displayed in all workplaces: Unemployment Compensation (Optional), Workers? Compensation, state Minimum Wage, Minor Labor Laws, Public Employee Risk Reduction, Workplace Domestic Violence Laws, and Fair Employment Practices Law. Other state agency and federal labor posters including; Federal Minimum Wage, Equal Employment Opportunity, Family and Medical Leave Act, Uniform Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act are also applicable. Read under each for guidance on compliance.
| Poster Class | Poster Name | Poster Description |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Wage Law | Ohio Minimum Wage Poster 2023 | The poster summarizes provisions of the state minimum wage law including the most current rate of minimum wage payable to covered workers within the state for every hour of service. |
| Minimum Wage Law | Minimum Wage | |
| Anti-Smoking Law | Smoke Free Workplace Law No Smoking Sign |
| Poster Class | Poster Name | Poster Description |
|---|
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Optional Ohio Labor Law Posters
5 PDFS
Ohio provides an additional five labor law posters that are either optional to post, or mandatory only for certain types of employer. Check this list carefully to see if any of these labor posters are relevant to your business.
| Poster Class | Poster Name | Who Must Post | Poster Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unemployment Law | Unemployment Compensation | Optional | Information regarding unemployment |
| First Aid | Ohio First Aid for Food Choking Poster | Optional | Food Choking First Aid Sign from the Ohio Department of Health. |
| Domestic Violence Law | Franklin County Workplace Domestic Violence Poster | Optional | Information regarding domestic violence |
| Domestic Violence Law | Non-Franklin County Workplace Domestic Violence Poster | Optional | Information regarding domestic violence |
| Child Labor Law | Minor Labor Laws | Employers of Minors | Information regarding child labor laws |
| Poster Class | Poster Name | Who Must Post | Poster Description |
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Once you have printed all needed Ohio labor law posters, be sure to visit the free federal labor law posters page to ensure that you also acquire all mandatory Federal posters in order to comply with Department of Labor's mandatory posting laws.
Disclaimer: While Minimum-Wage.org does our best to keep this list of Ohio labor law postings up to date and complete, we cannot be held liable for errors or omissions. Is a Ohio labor poster on this page missing or out-of-date? Please let us know here so we can fix it!
Ohio Labor Law Poster Sources:
- Ohio Department Of Commerce , updated December 2023
- Ohio Labor Law Posters List at https://das.ohio.gov/employee-relations/policies/labor-employment-law-posting-requirements