2026 Labor Law Changes by State

Keeping you current on the ever changing labor laws

How Workers' Compensation Fraud Posters Can Help Prevent Fraud

The Workers’ Compensation System The workers’ compensation system is designed to provide employees injured on the job with timely medical care and financial support while giving employers a structured, insurance-based way to manage workplace injury costs. Although the system generally works as intended, it remains vulnerable to fraud. Claimant fraud is one of the most Read more

Vermont Labor Law Poster

Mandatory Update: Unemployment Insurance The posting has been revised to include a new web address for unemployment insurance claim information and a new web address to file initial claims. The links access Vermont’s new e-Services system for the unemployment insurance program. Vermont

Utah Labor Law Poster

Mandatory Update: Unemployment Insurance Notice to Workers The posting has been updated to include current addresses for state employment centers and features a newly revised Utah Department of Workforce Development logo. Utah Update

New Mexico Labor Law Poster

Mandatory Updates The following required workplace postings have been updated for 2026 to include a new web address for information and filing applicable claims or complaints: Minimum Wage in New Mexico – Information and wage claims under the Minimum Wage Act. Discrimination is Against the Law – Information and complaints under the Human Rights Act. Paid Sick Read more

Puerto Rico Labor Law Poster

Mandatory Update: Ley de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo de Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico OSHA) The posting has been substantially redesigned with a new color scheme and layout. Additionally, while the text continues to state that non-compliant employers are subject to statutory penalties, specific penalty dollar amounts have been removed. Finally, the posting includes a Read more

Indiana Labor Law Poster

Indiana Updates Work Restrictions for Youth Employees Effective July 1, 2026, Indiana employers are no longer required to register employees under the age of 18 with the Department of Labor, and the Youth Employment System (YES) has been discontinued. References to the registration requirement and the YES system have been removed from the posting. Equal Read more

New Jersey Labor Law Poster

Mandatory Update: New Jersey Family Leave Act Pursuant to Assembly Bill 3451 of the 2024-2025 legislative session, effective July 17, 2026, the New Jersey Family Leave Act expands coverage to employers with 15 or more employees, down from the previous threshold of 30. Employee eligibility requirements have also been lowered from 12 months of employment and Read more

Delaware 2026 Legislative Update

This blog post is to provide you with a legislative update for Delaware. DE H 105 Employment Practices Effective September 26, 2027, employers with more than 25 employees, will be required to include salary or wage range information and a general description of benefits in all job opportunities postings, and ensure that applicants have access Read more