Social Security number solicitation

Section 70a.10 covers the solicitation of Social Security Numbers and is titled "Solicitation of Social Security Numbers." This is shown in the part header for Part 70a 70a.10.

No—this document entry for 70a.10 only records the title and notes that the section was redesignated and revised; it does not contain substantive rules about when employers may collect Social Security Numbers. The entry for Part 70a 70a.10 shows the redesignation language but does not provide operational solicitation rules.

Section 70a.10 was redesignated and revised as part 71.10, and the Federal Register citation shows the change was published on October 22, 1998 (63 FR 56745). The header for Part 70a 70a.10 records that redesignation.

You can find the OSHA entry showing the title and redesignation information at Part 70a 70a.10 on OSHA's regulations page. That OSHA page displays the section title and the redesignation notice.

No—there are no Letters of Interpretation provided for 70a.10 in this document. The document metadata for Part 70a 70a.10 lists no related interpretation letters for this entry.

No—because 70a.10 has been redesignated and revised as part 71.10, the entry shown here does not necessarily reflect the current regulatory language. For compliance you should consult the current regulation (the redesignated part) rather than relying solely on the 70a.10 header shown at Part 70a 70a.10.

You should note that 70a.10 (Solicitation of Social Security Numbers) was redesignated and revised as part 71.10, and include the Federal Register citation (63 FR 56745, October 22, 1998). You can reference the OSHA entry for the original section title and redesignation at Part 70a 70a.10 when documenting the change.

The citation '63 FR 56745' indicates the Federal Register volume and page where the redesignation and revision were published (volume 63, page 56745), with the publication date October 22, 1998. That publication is referenced in the 70a.10 header recorded on Part 70a 70a.10.