Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 8, § 13680 - Definitions
The following definitions shall apply to the provisions contained in this subchapter 11:
(a)
"Business days" has the same meaning as defined in Section
9 of the
California Civil Code.
(b) "Branch"
means a separate location of the employer's business where employees carry out
car washing and polishing operations as specified in subdivision (a) of Labor
Code Section
2051, including
the employer's main or central location.
(c) "Damaged" means the suffering of a loss
or diminution of what is the employee's own by reason of the employer's failure
to pay wages and penalties.
(d)
"Other related damages" means a loss suffered by an employee or diminution of
what is the employee's own by reason of some action or inaction on the part of
the employer other than the employer's failure to pay wages and penalties, and
includes interest on wages, fringe benefits, gratuities, reporting time pay,
reimbursable business expenses, and the one hour of pay an employer is required
to pay an employee if the employer fails to provide the employee with a meal
period or rest period in accordance with an applicable order of the Industrial
Welfare Commission. "Other related damages" includes only those damages or
losses for which recovery can be sought pursuant to laws enforced by the Labor
Commissioner, and excludes all others.
(e) "Registration packet" means the "Car
Washing and Polishing Registration Application [DLSE 666 (9/05)] which is
hereby incorporated by reference and the group of documents and items listed
below in (e)(1) through (14) as applicable. The registration packet shall be
delivered to the Labor Commissioner in order for the application to be
processed by the Labor Commissioner.
(1) A
surety bond as specified in subdivisions (b)(1), (2) and (3) of section
13682 of this subchapter
11;
(2) Proof of compliance with
the local government's business licensing or regional regulatory
requirements;
(3) Annual
registration fee as set forth in subdivision (a) of section
13683 of this subchapter
11;
(4) Annual assessment as set
forth in subdivision (c) of section
13683 of this subchapter
11;
(5) A valid
workers'compensation insurance certificate or a copy of the certificate from
the Director of the Department of Industrial Relations consenting to the
applicant being self insured;
(6) A
copy of the signed contract between applicant and the employee leasing company,
if the applicant intends to contract with an employee leasing company as the
employer;
(7) A current workers'
compensation insurance certificate provided by the employee leasing company, if
the applicant intends to contract with an employee leasing company as the
employer;
(8) A copy of the
fictitious business name statement(s) applicant uses or intends to
use;
(9) A copy of applicant's
state employer identification number (SEIN) or a copy of applicant's
application for a SEIN;
(10) A copy
of applicant's federal employer identification number (FEIN) or a copy of
applicant's application for a FEIN;
(11) A copy of the articles of incorporation,
if a corporation;
(12) A copy of
the statement of information by a domestic stock corporation, if a
corporation;
(13) A copy of the
articles of organization, if a limited liability company; and
(14) A sample form of the contract and the
24-hour cancellation notice applicant uses or intends to use, if an employee
leasing company.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 55, 59, 95 and 98.8, Labor Code. Reference: Sections 2055(b)(1), 2059(a) and (b), 2061(a)(4) and 2065(a)(2), Labor Code.
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