Title 5 — Government Operations

An employer shall report to the Director of New Hires whenever that employer hires or rehires an employee. Employers shall submit reports required under this subsection within twenty (20) calendar days of the date of hiring or rehiring of the employee. SOURCE: Subsection (b) repe…

(a) An employer who: (1) fails to file reports as required by the Department of Law, Family Division and has not previously received a written notice of non-compliance, shall receive written notice of non- compliance; (2) fails to file reports as required by this Chapter and has …

(a) Employers may report by delivering, mailing, or telefaxing a copy of the employees Federal W-4 form or W-9 form or any other document that contains the required information, transmitting the required information by electronic or magnetic means in a compatible format, or by ot…

(a) Reports required under § 34303 of this Chapter must contain: (1) the employees name, address, social security number, and date of birth when available, which can be handwritten or otherwise added to the W-4 form, W-9 form or other document submitted; and (2) the employers nam…

(a) The Director of New Hires shall ensure that information received from an employer pursuant to this Article 3 will be entered into the Directory of New Hires within five (5) working days of receipt. Within three (3) working days after entry into the Directory of New Hires, the…

The government of Guam, when acting in the capacity of contractee, shall report the execution of a contract with any person as an independent contractor to the Director of New Hires in the same manner as the hiring of an employee is reported.

(a) As soon as practicable after the enactment of this Section, the Department shall, either directly or by contract, conduct automated comparisons of the social security numbers reported by employers pursuant to this Article 2 and the social security numbers appearing in the rec…