Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 72-312 (2026)
Posting of notice regarding insurance — Penalty.
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Posting of notice regarding insurance — Penalty.
Every employer who has complied with section 72-301 shall post and maintain in a conspicuous place or places in and about his place or places of business typewritten or printed notices in form prescribed by the commission, stating the fact that he has complied with the law as to securing the payment of compensation to his employees and their dependents in accordance with the provisions of this law. Such notice shall contain the name and address of the surety, if any, with which the employer has secured payment of compensation. An employer who fails to post and keep such notice conspicuously displayed shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 5
cases, 1949–1992 · leading case: Heese v. A & T Trucking, 635 P.2d 962 (Idaho 1981).
Heese v. A & T Trucking, 635 P.2d 962 (Idaho 1981). “” I.C. § 72-312 requires the employer to “post and maintain in a conspicuous place or places in and about his place or places of business typewritten or printed notices in form prescribed by the commission, stating the fact that he has complied with the law as to securing the…”
Darner v. Se. Idaho In-Home Servs., 841 P.2d 427 (Idaho 1992). “" [1] On January 11, 1990, appellant filed a motion, pursuant to I.C. § 72-312, to join the Special Indemnity Fund of the State of Idaho as a party-defendant.”
Blackburn v. Olson, 207 P.2d 1160 (Idaho 1949). “Claimant contends that in addition thereto, he should have been allowed an award for partial temporary disability after his total temporary disability was terminated for the remainder of the period of 150 weeks under the provisions of Section 72-312, I.C. Such section provides…”
Lane v. Gen. Tel. Co. of Nw., 376 P.2d 198 (Idaho 1962). “) I.C. § 72-312, relating to the right of an injured person to partial disability, provides in part ás follows: “Where the injury causes partial temporary disability for work, the employer, during such disability, * * * shall pay the injured workman a weekly compensation * * *.”
Peterson's Est. v. Jr Simplot Co., Food Proc. Div., 358 P.2d 587 (Idaho 1961). “§ 72-310, and partial temporary disability, I.C. § 72-312. The Court then ruled that the permanent injury is to be determined “as being a fixed definite loss,” and continuing, ruled: “The test, therefore, of change of condition could not apply.”
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