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Washington Space Saver-1 All-On-One State and Federal Labor Law Poster
Choose your plan
Poster sizes vary by state; max
size 25.5” x 39.5”
Federal and state
requirements included
Notices include minimum wage, workers'
compensation, discrimination notice
Attorney reviewed
Avoid penalties and fines
Washington Labor Law Poster Description
Ensure Labor Law Compliance with Washington and federal labor laws effortlessly with our Space Saver‑1 All‑On‑One Labor Law Poster. Featuring reversible display options (horizontal or vertical), our poster combines all mandatory Washington and federal notices in one convenient format.
For employers who need only federal coverage, our Federal Labor Law Poster displays the required notices—such as FLSA, EEO, FMLA, and USERRA—and pairs perfectly with state‑specific notices.
Our labor law poster provides comprehensive coverage, ensuring that you and your business are protected from potential fines associated with non-compliance. Updated regularly by federal and state agencies, WorkWise Annual Compliance Subscription option guarantees that you have all the necessary workplace postings to legally comply.
Displaying labor law posters is a legal requirement for employers and business owners, but with our poster, this task becomes simple. Place our posters in a noticeable location to satisfy your workplace posting requirement and avoid any fines.
- WA Discrimination in Employment
- WA Job Safety and Health Protection
- WA Minimum Wage
- WA Your Rights as a Worker/Family Leave
- WA Unemployment Insurance Benefits
- WA Workers' Compensation Notice
- WA Domestic Violence
- WA Paid Time Off
- WA Employer Sponsored Meetings
- EEOC "Know Your Rights" Notice
- Federal Minimum Wage Notice
- Employee Polygraph Protection Notice
- Family and Medical Leave Act Notice (download only where required)
- USERRA Rights and Benefits Notice
- Payday Notice (Meets notification requirements)
- IRS EITC / Notice 797 / W-4 Notice (Meets notification requirements)
- Employee "Right to Know" Notice
- USCIS Discrimination Notice
Unemployment Insurance Poster (ESD): What Employees Need to See
Washington’s required Unemployment Insurance poster comes directly from the Employment Security Department. It explains who is eligible for unemployment benefits and how to file a claim, and it must be posted where employees can easily read it.
Workwise includes the official ESD unemployment notice in every Washington labor poster set, so you do not need to track updates yourself.
A quick compliance checklist:
- Post the notice in a conspicuous area such as a break room.
- Make sure the poster is the current version.
- Provide Spanish or other language versions when needed. ESD offers bilingual formats.
Workwise bundles all required state and federal notices into one Washington labor law poster board, making it simple to stay compliant at every worksite.
Frequently Asked Questions
What labor law and minimum wage posting rules apply in Washington for 2026?
Washington employers must display current state and federal labor law notices that explain employee rights related to wages, safety, leave, and discrimination. For 2026, Washington’s statewide minimum wage increases to $17.13 per hour, as announced by the Washington Department of Labor and Industries. Many cities and counties set higher local minimum wages, including Seattle, where large employers must pay $21.30 per hour in 2026. Employers must post the correct state and local wage notices that apply to each work location, along with required notices for paid sick leave, overtime, and workplace safety.