On August 1, 2022, the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights (DCR) adopted new and amended regulations concerning the “Display of Official Posters of the Division on Civil Rights,” which require employers, housing providers, and places of public accommodation to prominently display “in places easily visible” to those who would be affected by violations of these laws, posters created by DCR to inform individuals and covered entities of their rights and obligations under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD) and Family Leave Act (NJFLA).
Along with the new and amended rules, the DCR issued an updated set of posters that all NJ employers, housing providers, healthcare providers and places of public accommodations are required to display, including a new employment poster and NJFLA poster. Of importance, the new rules expressly allow employers with internet and intranet sites used by their employees to satisfy their display obligations by posting the LAD and NJFLA posters on those cites, in lieu of posting them in the physical worksite.
In addition to the two employment-related posters, the new posters include a housing property management poster, housing sales and rental poster, public accommodations poster, and “Know Your Rights” posters for pre-natal and post-natal facilities, mental health facilities, emergency and trauma facilities, long- and short-term care facilities, alternative treatment centers, and professionally licensed facilities, which include doctors’...
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