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Code · Delaware · Title 19 — Labor · Chapter 23. Workers’ Compensation · Subchapter I. General Provisions

§ 2306. Applicability — Employers.

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(a)Except as otherwise indicated, this chapter shall apply to the employer and employee in any employment in which 1 or more employees are engaged.
(b)In all cases where an employer not subject to this chapter carries insurance to insure the payment of compensation to the employees, then in any and all such cases such employer and employees shall come under this chapter, and all of the provisions thereof, with the same force and effect as in cases where an employer is subject to this chapter.
(c)Every employer shall keep a summary of this chapter, approved by the Department, and any applicable regulations published thereunder or a summary thereof, approved by the Department, posted in a conspicuous and accessible location in or about the premises or place of employment and where employees normally pass. Employers shall be furnished copies by the Department on request without charge.
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