Why does an employer get Form D-254 for wage verification if the person never worked for them?
This occurs when an employer submits an incorrect social security number on the quarterly wage report or when the Department of Labor transposes a social security number upon entry into the department’s wage file. When this occurs, the employer should simply return the form, making reference the individual was never employed by that business.
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- May an employer list the prevailing wage on the LCA in the form of an annual salary?
