EmploymentQuestion 35 of 1605
Which document must every California employer provide to new employees at time of hire?
a.A Wage Theft Protection Act Notice (WTPA Notice)
b.A copy of the employee handbook
c.A copy of the workers' compensation policy
d.An OSHA 300 log
Explanation
California's Wage Theft Prevention Act requires employers to give all non-exempt employees a written notice at hire specifying pay rate, pay day, employer info, and workers' comp carrier.
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