Iowa Acts To Protect Owner Operator Status Land Line Keith goble has been covering trucking related laws since 2000. his daily web reports, radio news and “ooida’s state watch” in land line magazine are the industry’s premier sources for information regarding state legislative affairs. The state of iowa soon will have a new rule that is intended to protect the trucking industry’s independent contractor classification for individuals who own their own truck. on june 18, gov. kim reynolds signed into law a bill to define vehicle owners. specifically, the new law automatically classifies owner operators as independent contractors.
Iowa Governor Signs Law To Protect Class Of Owner Operators Land Line The iowa capitol on april 15, 2024. (photo by kathie obradovich iowa capital dispatch) gov. kim reynolds on friday signed the final slate of bills remaining from the 2024 legislative session, including new laws related to the regulation of hemp derived product and changes to the state’s boards and commissions. the signing of 20 bills marked. This represents roughly 1.6% of the state’s total privately held agricultural land. the largest foreign owner of iowa land is canada, with almost 200,000 acres, followed by italy with more than. Today, governor kim reynolds released the following three bills to house and senate leadership: foreign ownership of land: building on iowa’s already strong laws by enhancing registration and reporting requirements with the secretary of state’s office, enhancing enforcement action through the attorney general’s office, and increasing penalties for nefarious actors. Class b operators actually implement applicable ust regulatory requirements and standards in the field; and the; class c operator is an employee at the ust site (e.g., clerk) and is the first line of response to events indicating emergency conditions. class c operators must know how to respond to spills, overfills and alarms when they occur.
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