South Carolina § 41-1-90 Requirement of notice that completion of training program does not guarantee employment.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 41-1-90 — Requirement of notice that completion of training program does not guarantee employment.

South Carolina·Title 41 LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT·Ch. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

Every employer in this State who requires prospective employees to complete a job training program conducted either by the employer or on behalf of the employer by an outside organization prior to consideration for employment shall give each prospective employee before beginning the training program a notice in the form prescribed by Section 41-1-100 if completion of the job training program does not guarantee the prospective employee regular employment on a permanent basis by the employer.

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Every employer in this State who requires prospective employees to complete a job training program conducted either by the employer or on behalf of the employer by an outside organization prior to consideration for employment shall give each prospective employee before beginning the training program a notice in the form prescribed by Section 41-1-100 if completion of the job training program does not guarantee the prospective employee regular employment on a permanent basis by the employer.

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