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HI HB208

Bill

Status

Passed

7/11/2017

Primary Sponsor

Aaron Johanson

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Origin

House of Representatives

2017 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Reduces the default period for employer non-compliance with workers' compensation security requirements from 30 days to 14 days before the employer may be enjoined from conducting business in the State.

  • Expands the venues where circuit courts may issue injunctions against non-compliant employers to include courts where the violation occurred, in addition to the employer's principal place of business.

  • Authorizes the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to issue an order of wage payment violation when violations of wage payment requirements or related administrative rules are discovered and not corrected.

  • Establishes a 20-day appeal period for employers to challenge wage payment violation orders, with hearings before an appointed hearings officer and judicial review available under Chapter 91.

  • Creates a penalty of not less than $500 or $100 per violation (whichever is greater) for employers who fail to pay wages or violate wage payment requirements, with penalties deposited into the general fund.

Legislative Description

Relating To Labor.

Penalties

Last Action

Act 135, on 07/10/2017 (Gov. Msg. No. 1236).

7/11/2017

Committee Referrals

Ways and Means3/24/2017
Judiciary and Labor3/9/2017
Finance2/17/2017
Judiciary2/2/2017
Labor & Public Employment1/23/2017

Full Bill Text

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