Security to Ensure Compliance - Act Part 11, Section 100
Contents:
Summary
Text of Legislation
Policy Interpretation
Related Information
Summary
This section explains the security measures that can be put in place, by the director, against persons having previously contravened the act, to ensure their compliance.
Text of Legislation
100. (1) To ensure compliance with this Act or the regulations, the director may require an employer who has at any time contravened a requirement relating to the payment of wages under this Act or the former Act
(a) to provide an irrevocable letter of credit or other security satisfactory to the director, or
(b) to post a bond under the Bonding Act.
(2) Subsection (1) applies whether or not
(a) a penalty has been imposed on the employer under this Act, or
(b) the employer has been convicted of an offence under this Act or the former Act.
Policy Interpretation
The director can require an employer found in contravention of the Act to provide security to ensure future compliance.
After an investigation, the director may determine that an employer must provide an irrevocable letter of credit or post a bond under the Bonding Act. The director may accept other types of security, and may set the amount.
For information relating to talent agencies, refer to Employment Standards Regulation, s.38 and 38.1.
For information relating to farm labour contractors, refer to Employment Standards Regulation, s.5 and s.5.1.
Related Information
Related sections of the Act or Regulation
ESA
- s.79, Determinations and consequences
- s.98, Monetary penalties
- s.99, If money is paid to the director
- s.101, Publication of violators’ names
- s.125, Offences
ESR
- s.5, Licensing of farm labour contractors
- s.5.1, Calculation of security
- s.29, Administrative penalties
- s.38, Licensing of talent agencies
- s.38.1, compliance requirements – talent agencies
Other
Bonding Act, [RSBC 1996] Chapter 30