North Dakota § 34-15-05 Civil money penalties

North Dakota Statutes

§ 34-15-05 — Civil money penalties

North Dakota·Title 34 Labor and Employment·Ch. 34-15 Directory of New Hires

1.Except as provided in subsection 3, an employer who, after warning provided under subsection 2, fails to file a timely, complete, and correct report required under this chapter is liable for a civil money penalty of twenty dollars for each failure to report a new hire.

2.The department may issue a written warning to an employer who fails to file a timely, complete, and correct report required under this chapter. The warning must state that a failure to report may result in a civil money penalty.

3.An employer who, by agreement between the employer and employee, fails to file a timely, complete, and correct report required under this chapter or files a false or incomplete report is liable for a civil money penalty of two hundred fifty dollars for each failure to report or each false or

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1. Except as provided in subsection 3, an employer who, after warning provided under
subsection 2, fails to file a timely, complete, and correct report required under this
chapter is liable for a civil money penalty of twenty dollars for each failure to report a
new hire.
2. The department may issue a written warning to an employer who fails to file a timely,
complete, and correct report required under this chapter. The warning must state that a
failure to report may result in a civil money penalty.
3. An employer who, by agreement between the employer and employee, fails to file a
timely, complete, and correct report required under this chapter or files a false or
incomplete report is liable for a civil money penalty of two hundred fifty dollars for each
failure to report or each false or incomplete report.

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