§ 18542 Employer Political Pay Envelopes
This law says bosses can't put any political names, slogans, or threatening messages on the envelopes that hold employees' paychecks; doing that is a misdemeanor.
A manager sticks a label on every paycheck that says "Vote for Jane Doe" or includes a threatening slogan about voting a certain way.
Because the paycheck envelope now has a political message, the manager is breaking the law and could be charged with a misdemeanor.
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§ 18542 Employer Political Pay Envelopes
Last verified: January 10, 2026