Utah Labor Commission
The Utah Labor Commission is the state labor department that handles labor law related issues in Utah. They are the first point of contact for Utah employers and employees' labor law questions. Issues that are outside of the Utah Labor Commission's scope will be referred to the local office of the Federal Department of Labor. You can contact the Utah Labor Commission via these channels:
160 E. 300 S., Suite 300
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Federal Department of Labor Offices in Utah
There is one branch office of the Federal Department of Labor located in Utah. You can contact any of these offices for assistance with Federal labor law related matters, including filing a complaint, requesting labor law posters, claiming unpaid overtime, and more.
Eagle Gate Plaza & Tower
60 E. South Temple Street
Suite 575
Salt Lake City, UT 84111-1016
Phone: (801) 524-5706
Contact: Joseph Doolin, District Director
How can the Federal DOL and the Utah Labor Commission Help Me?
Both the Federal and State labor departments are here to help employees protect their rights under labor law, and help employers understand and maintain complaince with regulations.
If you are an employee and believe that your employer is violating labor law - for example, paying you less than the Utah minimum wage or violating overtime pay laws - call your nearest Department of Labor office and they will be able to advise you of your rights and help you recover any owed wages.
Keep in mind that federal law prevents your employer from retaliating against you in any way for talking to the Department of Labor about potential labor law violations. In addition to the Utah state contacts listed on this page, you can call the Federal DOL's national hotline from 8am to 5pm with questions at 1-866-4USWAGE (1-866-487-9243).
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