EmploymentQuestion 256 of 1605
A contractor must post a notice informing employees about workers' compensation coverage. Where should this notice be displayed?
a.Only in the company's accounting office
b.In a conspicuous location frequented by employees during working hours
c.Mailed once to each employee's home with no posting required
d.Filed only with the insurance carrier
Explanation
Labor Code §3550 requires employers to post a notice about workers' compensation in a conspicuous place frequented by employees, informing them of their rights and how to obtain treatment for a work injury.
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