South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 1 - General Provisions
Section 42-1-315. Applicability of title respecting work-related injuries to program participants.

The provisions of this title apply to and include all participants in the Tech Prep or other structured school to work programs, whether compensated or not, for injuries by accident arising out of and in the course of their employment with a sponsoring employer.
HISTORY: 1996 Act No. 259, Section 1, eff April 1, 1996.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 42 - Workers' Compensation

Chapter 1 - General Provisions

Section 42-1-10. Short title.

Section 42-1-20. Application of definitions.

Section 42-1-30. "Adoption" and "adopted" defined.

Section 42-1-40. "Average weekly wages" defined.

Section 42-1-50. "Average weekly wage in this State for the preceding fiscal year" defined.

Section 42-1-60. "Carrier" and "insurer" defined.

Section 42-1-70. "Child", "grandchild", "brother" and "sister" defined.

Section 42-1-80. "Commission" defined.

Section 42-1-90. "Commission" defined; reference to administrative or judicial department.

Section 42-1-100. "Compensation" defined.

Section 42-1-110. "Death" defined.

Section 42-1-120. "Disability" defined.

Section 42-1-130. "Employee" defined.

Section 42-1-140. "Employer" defined.

Section 42-1-150. "Employment" defined.

Section 42-1-160. "Injury" and "personal injury" defined.

Section 42-1-170. "Parent" defined.

Section 42-1-172. Definitions.

Section 42-1-175. "Surviving spouse" defined.

Section 42-1-310. Presumption of acceptance of provisions of title.

Section 42-1-315. Applicability of title respecting work-related injuries to program participants.

Section 42-1-320. Applicability to public entities and their employees.

Section 42-1-360. Exemption of casual employees and certain other employments.

Section 42-1-380. Waiver of exemption by employer.

Section 42-1-390. Withdrawal of waiver of exemption by employer.

Section 42-1-400. Liability of owner to workmen of subcontractor.

Section 42-1-410. Liability of contractor to workmen of subcontractor.

Section 42-1-415. Representation of coverage; reimbursement from Uninsured Employers' Fund.

Section 42-1-420. Liability of subcontractor to workmen of sub-subcontractor.

Section 42-1-430. Construction of title when proceedings are against owner or contractor.

Section 42-1-440. Indemnity of principal contractor.

Section 42-1-450. Workman may recover from subcontractor.

Section 42-1-460. Contracts subject to title.

Section 42-1-470. Coverage of prisoners and convicts generally.

Section 42-1-480. Coverage for inmates of the State Department of Corrections.

Section 42-1-490. Payments to claimant-inmates of State Department of Corrections.

Section 42-1-500. County or municipal prisoners.

Section 42-1-505. Coverage of convicted persons under custody or supervision of Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services.

Section 42-1-520. Defenses available to employer operating under title when employee is not so operating.

Section 42-1-540. Employee's rights and remedies under title exclude all others against employer.

Section 42-1-550. Rights against third persons prior to award.

Section 42-1-560. Right to compensation not affected by liability of third party; rights and remedies against third party.

Section 42-1-570. Amount of compensation not admissible in suits against third parties.

Section 42-1-580. Effect of rights of third party against employer on employee's recovery.

Section 42-1-590. Compensability of injuries to illegally employed minor.

Section 42-1-600. Suits by public employees.

Section 42-1-610. Agreement or regulation does not limit liability of employer.

Section 42-1-620. Agreements of employee to waive rights invalid.

Section 42-1-630. Situation in which provisions of title are not admissible in trial.

Section 42-1-640. Performance of statutory duty not excused.

Section 42-1-650. Limitation of actions after claim erroneously made.

Section 42-1-660. Immunity from liability on construction projects; exceptions.

Section 42-1-700. Specificity of description of injured or affected body parts; Employee's Notice of Claim and Request for Hearing (Form 50).

Section 42-1-705. Employer's Answer to Request for Hearing (Form 51); specificity as to possible defenses.