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Which posters have to be posted where "applicants" as well as employees can see them?
No applicants for employment are interviewed in person. We post job openings online and interview applicants on the phone. How can I post the
FMLA
,
EEO
, and
EPPA
posters?
Do churches have to post workplace posters?
I am running out of wall space. Can I put the required posters in a binder that I put on the wall?
We have break rooms on each floor in our building. Do I have to post the posters in each break room on each floor or can I just post them in the lunchroom?
Our company has many buildings. Our employees report directly to the building where they work, and there is no requirement that they must first report to our main office or headquarters location prior to commencing work. Do I have to post the notices/posters in each of our buildings?
I am a homebuilder, and my construction crews do not report to our main office before commencing work but report directly to various construction sites. Where should I post the required federal posters?
Our employees must report to our main office headquarters each morning, and then go off to work at our different worksite locations. Do we have to post the federal posters at all of those other worksite locations?
My salespeople/employees are required to report to the main office only once a week. Can I just post the posters there?
We don’t interview or process applicants in a central location but we see them at individual supervisors’ offices. What do we do about notices that must be posted where applicants for employment can see them?
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