Section 113 - Posting abstract of act; records of hours of work; micro-film(a) Every person employing or permitting any female to work in any establishment, shall keep posted, in a conspicuous place, where such female employe may read, a printed abstract of the provisions of this act. Provided, that when any female shall be employed or permitted to work in connection with any establishment, but not in such establishment, the aforesaid abstract shall be kept posted in a conspicuous place in the office of such establishment. The Department of Labor and Industry shall prepare the abstract of the provisions of this act. Copies of such abstract shall be printed, in accordance with the laws of this Commonwealth regulating printing and publishing, and the Department of Labor and Industry shall supply the same, upon application, to all persons required to post the abstract.(b) Every person employing or permitting any female to work in any establishment shall maintain a true and accurate record of the hours worked by each such female. Such record shall contain the name of the female employe, the hours of commencing and stopping work, the hours when the time allowed for meal or rest periods shall begin and end for each day of the week, and the total daily hours and total weekly hours for each such female employe. Where records are maintained at a central, record-keeping office, other than in the place of employment such records shall be made available for inspection at the place of employment within seven calendar days following verbal or written notice from the Secretary of Labor and Industry or his authorized representative. Such records shall be maintained for a period of three years.
The use of micro-film for record-keeping purposes is permitted: Provided, however, That employers who use such micro-film shall make available to authorized representatives of the Department of Labor and Industry the equipment which is necessary to facilitate review of the records.
1913, July 25, P.L. 1024, § 13. Amended 1937, June 4, P.L. 1547, No. 322, § 5; 1965, Dec. 1, P.L. 1012, No. 376, § 5.