Employment Notices & Posters

The university is subject to many federal, state, and local government regulations as an employer. This page serves as a source of information for many of these required notices and compliance pieces.

COBRA
 

COBRA English Poster COBRA Spanish Poster

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission English Poster Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Spanish Poster Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chinese Poster

E-Verify
 

E-Verify English/Spanish Poster

Fair Labor Standards Act

Fair Labor Standards Act English Poster Fair Labor Standards Act Spanish Poster

Family & Medical Leave Act

Family & Medical Leave Act English Poster Family & Medical Leave Act Spanish Poster

Pay Transparency

Pay Transparency English Poster

Right to Work

Right to Work English Poster Right to Work Spanish

Veterans 

Veterans USERRA Poster

Labor Conditions Application

Labor Conditions Application Notices

State of Arkansas Notices

Arkansas Department of Labor Notice to Employer & Employee Notice How to Claim Unemployment Insurance Notice Public Employee's Chemical Right to Know Notice Employee Rights Under Arkansas Whistle-Blower Act Notice

Workers' Compensation

Workers' Compensation Form H Workers' Compensation Form P Workers' Compensation Form P Spanish

Office of Equal Opportunity and Compliance

The University of Arkansas is committed to providing an educational and work environment where thought, creativity, and growth are stimulated and where individuals are free to realize their full potential through equal opportunity.  For reports of discrimination, disability accommodations, religious accommodations, barriers to access, sexual harassment or grievances related to workplace conflict, employees should file a report with the OEOC.

Child Labor

The U.S. Department of Labor limits what work can be done by children under the age of 18 and the number of hours they can work. Children under the age of 14 cannot be employed by the university. For more information on Child Labor laws in Arkansas, visit the Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing website or call 501-682-4500.