South Carolina Code of Regulations
Chapter 71 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION-DIVISION OF LABOR
Article 1 - OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS
Subarticle 4 - ENFORCEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
Section 71-408 - Request for a Contested Case Hearing; Posting
Universal Citation: SC Code Regs 71-408
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 9, September 27, 2024
A. Request for a contested case hearing; posting.
1. In the event that there are any
affected employees who are not represented by an authorized employee
representative, the employer shall, immediately upon receipt of notice of the
docketing of the request for a contested case hearing, post where the citation
is required to be posted, a copy of the request for a contested case hearing
and a notice informing such affected employees of their right to party status
and of the availability of all pleadings for inspection and copying at
reasonable times.
2. The authorized
employee representative, if any, shall be served with a copy of the request for
a request for a contested case hearing.
3. Where a request for a contested case
hearing is filed by an affected employee who is not represented by an
authorized employee representative and there are other affected employees who
are represented by an authorized employee representative, the unrepresented
employee shall serve a copy of his notice on the authorized employee
representative and shall file proof of such service in a manner prescribed in
subsection D.1. of this section.
4.
Where a request for a contested case hearing is filed by an affected employee
or an authorized employee representative, a copy of the request for a contested
case hearing and response filed in support thereof shall be provided to the
employer for posting in the manner prescribed in paragraph A.1. of this
rule.
5. An authorized employee
representative who files a request for a contested case hearing shall be
responsible for serving any other authorized employee representative whose
members are affected employees in a manner prescribed in subsection D.1. of
this section.
B. Notice of Hearing.
1. A copy of the notice of the
hearing to be held before the Administrative Law Court shall be served by the
employer on affected employees who are not represented by an authorized
employee representative by posting a copy of the notice of such hearing at or
near the place where the citation is required to be posted.
2. A copy of the notice of the hearing to be
held before the Administrative Law Court shall be served by the employer on the
authorized employee representative of affected employees in the manner
prescribed in paragraph D.1 of this rule, if the employer has not been informed
that the authorized employee representative has entered an appearance as of the
date such notice is received by the employer.
C. Other Documents.
1. At the time of filing pleadings or other
documents, a copy thereof shall be served by the filing party or intervenor on
every other party or intervenor.
2.
Service upon a party or intervenor who has appeared through a representative
shall be made only upon such representative.
D. Proof of Service.
1. Unless otherwise ordered, service may be
accomplished by postage pre-paid first class mail or by personal delivery.
Service is deemed effective at the time of mailing (if by mail) or at the time
of personal delivery (if by personal delivery).
2. Proof of service shall be accomplished by
a written statement which sets forth the date and manner of service. Such
statement shall be filed with the pleading or document.
3. Where service is accomplished by posting,
proof of such posting shall be filed not later than the first working day
following the posting.
4. Where
posting is required by this section, unless otherwise specified, such posting
shall be maintained until the commencement of the hearing or until earlier
disposition.
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