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British Columbia Canada Employment Standards Poster 2025

Original price $25.00
Current price $21.95
SKU BC2-27x40-ENG
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British Columbia Canada Employment Notices Poster Includes:

Updated with the latest Employment Standards Act, Occupational Health & Safety Regulation, and Workers’ Compensation Act

  •          2024 British Columbia Minimum Wage is $17.40/hr
    Other groups (live-in home support workers, resident caretakers, certain farm workers, etc.) have specific rates under the Employment Standards Regulation.
  • Tips and Gratuities
  • Statutory Holidays
  • Deductions
  • Compensation for Length of Service
  • Annual Vacation
  • Leaves from Work (e.g., sickness, maternity/parental, family responsibility, compassionate care, jury duty, reservists’ leave, COVID-19)
  • Notice to Workers: Injury Reporting & Compensation Process
  • Occupational Health & Safety Standards
  • Workplace Violence & Harassment Prevention
  • First Aid Requirements
  • Hazardous Materials Safety
  • Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committee (JOHSC) Basics
  • No Smoking / No Vaping Notice
  • Payday Notice & Payroll Record Requirements
  • Overtime & Averaging Agreements
  • Uniforms & Special Clothing
  • Temporary Foreign Workers’ Protections

 

Note: We recommend posting these notices in English and French if more than 10% of your workplace speaks French as a primary language. Dual-language posting is mandatory for federally regulated employers and strongly advised in regions with significant francophone populations.

Features

  • Poster size 27″ × 40″
  • 3-Layer Double-Sided PET Polyester Film Laminate
  • Fully Encapsulated for Indoor / Outdoor Use
  • Tear-proof and Water-Resistant for Longevity
  • Easy-to-Read with High-Contrast Text
  • Attorney Approved and Printed in Canada

 

City & County Ordinances
Many British Columbia municipalities have additional local posting requirements, such as bylaws on minimum wage or health & safety. These must be displayed alongside the provincial Employment Notices. Check with your city or regional district for specific mandates.