2025 Colorado Wage & Hour Rights & Responsibilities (COMPS Order) Peel ‘N Post™

$12.95

Colorado employers that are subject to the Colorado’s Wage & Hour Laws must post the 2025 COMPS Order posting in the workplace. Employers with  Spanish-speaking employees must also post a copy of the Spanish 2025 COMPS Order posting.

SKU: 91578

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In order to provide you with the most up-to-date postings, this item has been placed on hold pending a mandatory change. If you need this item for an inspection or other immediate need, please call CPC at (800) 817-7678 to have the current item shipped immediately. Otherwise, orders for this item will ship as soon as the update becomes available.

Who must post the 2025 Colorado Wage & Hour Rights & Responsibilities (COMPS Order) Peel ‘N Post?

  • Every employer subject to the Colorado COMPS Order must display the 2025 COMPS Order posting in an area frequented by employees where it may be easily read during the workday.
  • Employers that have any employees who speak Spanish must display the Spanish-language COMPS Order posting in the workplace.
  • Employers that have employees who work from home or in outdoor settings must provide a copy of the COMPS Order to each of these employees.
  • Employers that publish or distribute employee handbooks, manuals, or written or posted policies must include a copy of the COMPS Order posting with the handbook, manual, or policies.

(7 CCR § 1103-1, Rule 7.4)

What’s new?

Colorado COMPS Order posting reflects the 2025 statewide minimum wage rate. In addition, the 2025 COMPS Order  posting shows the minimum salary that certain employees must be paid to qualify for an exemption from the minimum wage and overtime pay. The minimum salary and hourly rate exemptions thresholds apply to:

  • Executives/supervisors, administrators, and professionals
  • Highly technical computer work
  • Other highly-compensated, non-manual-labor employees paid at least 2.25 above the statewide minimum wage rate.

The posting date is 1/1/25.

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