Part 9 - Construction Services Providers

Part 9 - Construction Services Providers

§ 50-6-901. Part definitions.
§ 50-6-902. Requirement that construction services providers carry workers' compensation insurance -- Exemptions -- Election by subcontractor.
§ 50-6-902. Requirement that construction services providers carry workers' compensation insurance -- Exemptions -- Election by subcontractor. [Applicable to injuries occurring prior to July 1, 2014.]
§ 50-6-903. Criteria for applying for exemption.
§ 50-6-904. Application for construction services provider registration.
§ 50-6-905. Filing of application -- Issuance of notice -- Publication on registry -- Correction of documents filed with secretary of state -- Address and change of address -- Fine.
§ 50-6-906. Refusal by secretary of state to file application -- Reversal or modification by court -- Hearing -- Appeal.
§ 50-6-907. Term of validity of exemption -- Renewal.
§ 50-6-908. Revocation of exemption by provider or secretary of state.
§ 50-6-909. Reinstatement of exemption.
§ 50-6-910. Action to recover damages.
§ 50-6-911. Notice to public of exemptions -- Web site -- Additions and deletions from registry.
§ 50-6-912. Fees.
§ 50-6-913. Creation of employee misclassification education and enforcement fund -- Costs of administration.
§ 50-6-913. Creation of employee misclassification education and enforcement fund -- Costs of administration. [Applicable to injuries occurring prior to July 1, 2014.]
§ 50-6-914. Liability of general contractor, intermediate contractor or subcontractor for injured employee -- Claims.
§ 50-6-915. Records not open -- Exception for registry.
§ 50-6-916. Contractor may require a certificate of workers' compensation insurance.
§ 50-6-917. Coverage by a policy of workers' compensation issued through assigned risk plan.
§ 50-6-918. Annual recommendations regarding programs and services funded through the employee misclassification education and enforcement fund.
§ 50-6-920. Offense -- Violation.
§ 50-6-921. Effective date of exemption -- Maintaining exemption under prior law.

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