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North Carolina Poster Compliance Update

01/08/15

Author: SuperUser Account/Wednesday, January 7, 2015/Categories: North Carolina

Overview:

North Carolina Workers' Compensation and NCOSH has been updated. The Safety and Health (OSHA) Notice to Employees Poster have changed sections from "Records and Reports" and "Reporting Accidents" to "Injury and Illness Records" and "Accident and Fatality Reporting." A fill-in section has been added for Employers Workers' Compensation Insurance Carrier information.

This is a material substantive change and a new Vermont All–In-One poster is required. Please note that this change will not impact the Federal Combined Poster.

To order an updated poster:

Select the HR tab on My T otalSource
Click Poster Ordering under HR Quick Links
You will be directed to the ADP Poster Compliance Center home page.

Please see Quick Reference Guide for detailed information.

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