California employers subject to recordkeeping must record work-related injuries and illnesses on which form?
解析
Recordkeeping runs on three documents: the Form 300 log under section 14300.29, the Form 300A annual summary posted under section 14300.32, and a Form 301 incident report, or an equivalent, for each recordable case. Form 5020 is the employer's report to the claims administrator within five days under Labor Code section 6409.1(a), and the DWC-1 goes to the injured worker within one working day under section 5401(a); both are workers' compensation filings and neither records anything on the log. Option (d) keeps the right retention period - five years under section 14300.33 - but attaches it to one form and drops the log the standard is built around.
法律依据: 8 CCR §14300.29; §14300.32; §14300.33; Labor Code §6409.1(a); §5401(a)免费刷完整 1632 道题库 — 无需注册。
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