Ca. Industrial Relations Code § 20294 - Compliance; Determination of Amount of Civil Penalties
(a) If the Board has issued a decision
finding an agricultural employer has engaged or is engaging in an unfair labor
practice, the regional director shall file and serve a specification as
described in subdivision (b), or a notice of hearing without a specification as
described in subdivision (d) of section
20292, to determine the amount of
civil penalties to be assessed against the employer. The specification or
notice of hearing shall be filed within 90 days after the Board's decision
becomes final or within such further time as the Board may permit. The
provisions of subdivisions (c), (d), and (e) of section
20290 regarding the filing of an
answer to a compliance specification or notice of hearing and other applicable
procedures shall apply in proceedings to determine the amount of civil
penalties owed by an employer.
(b)
A specification concerning the amount of civil penalties owed by an employer
shall specifically set forth facts relevant to a determination of the amount of
the penalties to be assessed in accordance with the governing statute
authorizing such penalties.
(c) A
specification concerning the amount of civil penalties owed by an employer may
be included:
(1) With a specification, or
notice of hearing without a specification, pursuant to section
20292 where monetary remedies also
have been ordered by the Board;
(2)
With a specification, or notice of hearing without a specification, pursuant to
section 20293 where the Board has not
ordered monetary remedies; or
(3)
With a specification, or notice of hearing without specification, pursuant to
section 20295 where an administrative law judge's decision has become
final.
(d) When a
specification involving civil penalties owed by an employer is included with
another specification or notice of hearing as described in subdivision (c), the
timeframes governing such other type of specification shall apply.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 1144, Labor Code. Reference: Sections 1149.3, 1160.3, 1160.8, 1160.10 and 1160.11, Labor Code.
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