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A new state law takes effect on January 1, 2010 that will require all New Hampshire
employers with 75 or more employees to issue a warning before closing facilities
or laying off more than one-third of the workforce. Check the following link for further details on WARN Act Summary
WARN Act Summary (SB0040)
The state legislature has passed the following labor laws which you must know as a
business in the state of New Hampshire.
The NH Department of Labor is responsible for administering and enforcing the following laws:
RSA 157-A Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspection Law
RSA 157-B Elevator and Accessibility Lift Law
RSA 273 Department of Labor
RSA 275 Protective Legislation
RSA 275-A A Citizens Job Protection
RSA 275-D Displaced Homemakers
RSA 275-E Whistleblowers' Protection Act
RSA 276-A Youth Employment
RSA 277 Safety & Health of Employees
RSA 277-A A Toxic Substance in the Workplace
RSA 277-B Employee Leasing Companies
RSA 278 Apprenticeship Programs in Trade and Industry
RSA 279 Minimum Wage Law
RSA 281-A A Workers' Compensation Law
RSA 281-A:64 Safety Programs and Joint Loss Management Committee
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 600 Safety Programs and Joint Loss Management Committee
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 800 Payment of Wages and Requirements of Employers
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 900 Whistleblowers' Protection Act
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 1000 Youth Employment
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 1200 Boilers and Pressure Vessels
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 1300 Elevators
New Hampshire Administrative Rule Chapter Lab 1400 Safety and Health of Employees
Federal Labor Laws
Suggestions for employers to stay violation free:
- Call the New Hampshire Department of Labor prior to implementing any
new policy to ensure compliance with the New Hampshire Labor Laws.
- Call or visit the Departments Web site once a year to request
updates on any possible new laws or rules. (There is no charge for this
information.)
- Contact the Department to schedule free training for staff or Managers
on the New Hampshire Labor Laws and Rules.
For information regarding FUTA(unemployment taxes) or state labor statistics, please
visit the New Hampshire Employment Security website.
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