Insurance & LiensQuestion 465 of 690
Every California employer subject to workers' compensation must, in the workplace, do what regarding coverage?
a.Read the policy aloud to employees each year
b.Mail a copy of the policy to each employee's home
c.File the policy with the local building department
d.Post a notice stating that the employer carries workers' compensation insurance
Explanation
Labor Code §3550 requires employers to post a notice, in a conspicuous location, informing employees that the employer carries workers' compensation insurance and explaining basic employee rights.
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