Wash. Admin. Code § 192-511-015 - Transportation network company rights and responsibilities
(1) By the 15th day of the month following
the end of a calendar quarter, transportation network companies must report to
each driver in Washington who opted into the pilot program, and to the driver's
third-party representative when so designated by a driver, the total amount of
compensation that the driver earned providing network services through the
transportation network company's digital network in that quarter. The
transportation network company shall share data with the third-party
representative in a standard format approved by the department to facilitate
quarterly reporting and premium payment.
(2) By the 15th day of the month following
the driver's deadline for the calendar quarter, the department will provide
data to each transportation network company on the drivers who, in that
calendar quarter:
(a) Reported and paid all
obligated premiums; and
(b)
Withdrew or canceled paid family and medical leave coverage.
(3) Data described in subsection
(2) of this section provided by the department includes:
(a) When a driver has elected
coverage;
(b) A driver's assessed
and paid premiums;
(c) When a
driver's elective coverage has been withdrawn or canceled; and
(d) Information related to a third party
authorized to be acting on the driver's behalf regarding reporting and paying
of premiums.
(e) The data described
in this subsection will be provided to transportation network companies until
February 15, 2029.
(4)
By the 15th day following the receipt of information from the department
described under subsection (3) of this section, transportation network
companies must pay each driver who elected coverage under WAC
192-511-010 the premiums paid by
the transportation network company driver. If the driver has designated a
third-party representative, then the transportation network companies must pay
the third party, rather than the driver, for any premiums paid by the third
party on behalf of the transportation network company driver.
(a) For the purposes of this section,
compensation does not include any amount listed in
RCW
50A.05.010(22)(d).
(b) The requirement to pay premiums under the
pilot program ends December 31, 2028.
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