United States — North Carolina
§ 95-10. (Repealed)
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This section was repealed.
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Article 10 of Chapter 95 does not apply to specified North Carolina government bodies and their employees, including public employees of listed local governments.
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This section defines “labor organization.”
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Certain carriers and shippers may not agree to pay, or pay, charges benefiting a labor organization for moving specified highway-capable vehicles or containers by rail or railcar.
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A labor organization must not accept or receive certain payments from carriers, shippers of property, or their associations.
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Certain people or business entities who pay or receive payments covered by this Article commit a Class 3 misdemeanor and must be fined between $100 and $1,000 for each offense.
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Fees assessed for equipment inspections may be collected at inspection; otherwise the Department must bill the owner or operator, and payment is due when the bill is received.
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The Department of Labor must deposit certain collected fees with the State Treasurer and use them only for inspection and certification.
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This section was repealed and is reserved for future codification.
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This section was repealed effective August 18, 2015.
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This article is named the Elevator Safety Act of North Carolina.
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This section sets civil penalties for certain violations and lets the Commissioner determine the amount and file a final order for judgment.
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This section makes certain conduct a Class 2 misdemeanor, including violating G.S. 95-110.8, falsely claiming to be an authorized inspector, or knowingly making a material false statement in required documents.
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When requested, the North Carolina Attorney General must represent the Department of Labor in actions or proceedings connected to this Article or its rules and regulations.
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The State may make agreements with federal agencies, but only with the Commissioner of Labor’s recommendation and in line with this Article and its rules.
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Trade-secret information obtained by the Commissioner in inspections or proceedings must be treated as confidential, with limited exceptions.
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This Article and its rules must be read broadly, and any invalid part does not affect the rest if the rest can still work.
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This Article applies to listed elevator and lift equipment and related activities, but excludes equipment in single-family residences, certain conveyors, and certain mining equipment.
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This section defines terms used in the article, including types of lifting devices and who counts as the commissioner, director, owner, operator, and person.
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This section creates the Elevator and Amusement Device Division in the Department of Labor and requires the Commissioner to appoint a director and any needed employees.