N.J.S.A. 34:1A-1.13 — Presumption of successor firm.

34:1A-1.13 Presumption of successor firm. 3. A rebuttable presumption that an employer has established a successor firm shall arise if the two parties share two or more of the following capacities or characteristics: a. Performing similar work within the same geographical area; b. Occupying the same premises; c. Having the same telephone or fax number; d. Having the same e-mail address or Internet website; e. Employing substantially the same work force, administrative employees, or both; f. Utilizing the same tools, equipment or facilities; g. Employing or engaging the services of any person or persons involved in the direction or control of the other; or h. Listing substantially the same work experience. L.2009, c.194, s.3.

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