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FL H0933
Bill
Status
2/22/2011
Primary Sponsor
Matt Gaetz
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AI Summary
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Employee leasing companies must maintain workers' compensation insurance coverage at all times for all leased employees and secure such coverage before obtaining or renewing a license.
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Employee leasing companies must provide 30 days' notice before terminating agreements with client companies and notify leased employees by mail of termination, with coverage ending on the 31st day after termination.
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Client companies must report direct, nonleased employees to the leasing company within 48 hours of hiring and maintain active workers' compensation coverage; failure to report results in leasing company's insurer recovering three times the premium and administrative costs from the client company.
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Client companies must provide written notice of all contractor relationships at the time of entering the leasing arrangement and notify the leasing company within 48 hours of entering any new subcontractor relationships.
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Experience rating modification factors developed by client companies must be applied to workers' compensation charges made by employee leasing companies, and client companies receive their own experience rating factor upon termination of the leasing arrangement.
Legislative Description
Employee Leasing Companies
Last Action
Indefinitely postponed and withdrawn from consideration
5/7/2011