Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 8, § 13888 - Determining Customer Liability
For purposes of determining customer liability under Labor Code section 2810.4, the following terms used in Labor Code section 2810.4(b)(4) mean as follows:
(a)
"From the time the driver is dispatched to begin work on behalf of the
customer" means the earlier of the time the driver inspects the truck in
preparation for performing services on behalf of the customer, begins to wait
to perform services on behalf of the customer, begins to perform services on
behalf of the customer by hauling freight, or begins to perform work that is
compelled by the necessity of the employer's business on behalf of the
customer.
(b) "Until all tasks are
completed incidental to that work" includes, in addition to either returning
the unladen chassis or intermodal carrier to its point of origin, delivering
the unladen chassis or intermodal carrier to its final destination.
(c) "Ready to be dispatched to haul freight
on behalf of another customer" means the later of all tasks associated with
becoming ready to take on a new assignment, including any vehicle maintenance,
completion of paperwork, and obtaining of fuel.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 2810.4, Labor Code. Reference: Section 2810.4, Labor Code.
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