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What must an employer do to comply with the notice requirement when there is no bargaining representative?

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What must an employer do to comply with the notice requirement when there is no bargaining representative?

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Where there is no bargaining representative, the employer must post a notice meeting the requirements of 20 CFR 655.734. A copy of the completed ETA Form 9035 /9035E can serve as the notice, but is not required to be posted as long as all of the required information set forth at 20 CFR 655.734(a)(1)(ii) is in fact posted The notice must be posted on or within 30 days before the filing date. Each notice must remain posted for a total of 10 days. Posting may occur through one of two methods: hard copy notice or electronic notice. The hard copy notice must be posted in at least two conspicuous locations in each employment location where an H-1B, H-1B1, or E-3 nonimmigrant worker will be employed. Appropriate locations for posting notice include, but are not limited to, near Wage and Hour Division notices or Occupational Safety and Health Administration notices. If the employer is providing electronic notice, it must notify employees in the occupational classification for which the H-1B no

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