House committee substitute to the 2nd edition makes the following changes.
Deletes proposed GS 95-9.2 (Employers to post notice of veterans' benefits). Instead amends GS 95-9, modifying and adding to the existing requirement of employers to post notice of state laws relating to the employment of adults and children and the regulation of hours and working conditions. Specifies that the statute applies to employers who have five or more employees (replacing a provision in existing law requiring the employer to post the notice in every room where five or more persons are employed). Requires the Commissioner of Labor to furnish digital forms of the required notice on its website or printed forms upon request (currently required to furnish printed forms upon request only). Allows offering, upon request, a traditional notice with printed labor laws and a veterans benefit QR code linking to the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs resource website. Requires the digital form notice to have a QR code for labor laws linking to the Department of Labor's publications website and a QR code for veterans' benefits linking to the DMVA's resource website. Requires both DOL and DMVA (Departments) to promptly update the linked websites to reflect current State and federal benefit changes. Requires the digital form notice to include information about five listed services, including housing assistance and requests for military records. Directs DOL to consult with DMVA to create the veterans' benefits and services notice. Requires the Departments to make available a digital notice on its websites with specified language for voluntary use that includes a QR code linking to the DMVA resource page.
Bill Summaries: H213 (2025-2026 Session)
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Bill H 213 (2025-2026)Summary date: Apr 8 2025 - View summary
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Bill H 213 (2025-2026)Summary date: Mar 25 2025 - View summary
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes.
Amends new GS 95-9.2 to now require the notice poster to include a QR code linking to the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs resource website, which must be updated promptly with any state and federal benefit changes and will include the already specified information on veterans' services. Requires the Department of Labor to include a digital poster on its website for voluntary use; specifies what is to be included and requires a QR code that will link to the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs resource website. Changes the acts effective date to January 1, 2026 (was, when the act becomes law).
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Bill H 213 (2025-2026)Summary date: Feb 25 2025 - View summary
Enacts new GS 95-9.2 requiring employers to post a printed notice of the law in relation to veterans' benefits in North Carolina in a conspicuous place in every room where five or more persons are employed. Requires the Commissioner of Labor to provide a digital form of the notice on its website or provide the printed notice upon request. Sets out the information that must be included in the notice. Requires the Department of Labor to consult with the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to create and distribute the veterans' benefits and services poster.