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... or physician of record; (8) Wholesale purchase records, if goods, products, or prescriptions are delivered; (9) Delivery records, if goods, products, or prescriptions are delivered by way of a third party; (10) The identity and qualifications of any individual involved in the delivery of health care or billing for services to injured workers on behalf of the provider billing for the services. ...

... or physician of record; (8) Wholesale purchase records, if goods, products, or prescriptions are delivered; (9) Delivery records, if goods, products, or prescriptions are delivered by way of a third party; (10) The identity and qualifications of any individual involved in the delivery of health care or billing for services to injured workers on behalf of the provider billing for the services. (C) A provider's fa...

...ices including, but not limited to, the purchase or rental of durable medical equipment and supplies and catastrophic claim services. (C) The bureau or self-insuring employer may inform injured workers of the availability of services, supplies, or equipment from particular health care providers with whom a contract for services or supplies, a negotiated payment rate for services or supplies, or a contract for cost-...

...of a new computer system" means the purchase of a "computer system," as defined in this rule, that is not a computer system currently in place nor one for which the acquisition process has been initiated as of the effective date of the bureau rule addressing requirements in section 1347.15 of the Revised Code. (C) "Computer system" means a "system," as defined by section 1347.01 of the Revise...

...perations and the effective date of purchase is greater than six months; and (b) There is no family relationship or other connection between the predecessor and the successor. (C) Rights and obligations. (1) Where one employer wholly succeeds another in the operation of a business, the bureau shall transfer the predecessor's rights and obligations under the workers' compensation law to the succ...

...perations and the effective date of purchase is greater than six months; and (b) There is no family relationship or other connection between the predecessor and the successor. (9) The bureau will consider, but is not bound by, language in a purchase agreement between parties regarding non-assumed liabilities when determining experience transfers. (C) Rights and obligations. (1) Where one emplo...

...g education, training, research, or purchase of equipment to prevent occupational injuries, illnesses, or fatalities. (1) The purpose of the safety intervention grant program is for the bureau's division of safety and hygiene to research and investigate the effectiveness of safety interventions in preventing occupational injuries, illnesses and fatalities and to establish safety best practice...

...uding education, training, research, or purchase of equipment to prevent occupational injuries, illnesses, or fatalities. (1) The purpose of the safety intervention grant program is for the bureau's division of safety and hygiene to fund employer interventions that reduce the risk of injuries, illnesses, and fatalities in the workplace, investigate the effectiveness of safety interventions in pre...

...g education, training, research, or purchase of equipment to prevent occupational injuries, illnesses, or fatalities. (1) The purpose of the safety intervention grant program is for the division of safety and hygiene of the bureau of wokers' compensation to fund employer interventions that reduce the risk of injuries, illnesses, and fatalities in the workplace, investigate the effectiveness o...

...nsurance. A public school employer may purchase excess loss insurance subject to the provisions concerning excess loss insurance in rule 4123-19-03 of the Administrative Code. In the event the excess loss insurance is purchased, all rights to recovery from that insurance must be assignable to the bureau in the event of bankruptcy of the public employer school facility employer. (4) Reducing the ...

...nsurance. A public school employer may purchase excess loss insurance subject to the provisions concerning excess loss insurance in rule 4123-19-03 of the Administrative Code. In the event the excess loss insurance is purchased, all rights to recovery from that insurance must be assignable to the bureau in the event of bankruptcy of the public employer school facility employer. (4) Reducing the ...

...nsurance. A public school employer may purchase excess loss insurance subject to the provisions concerning excess loss insurance in rules 4123-19-03 and 4123-19-08 of the Administrative Code. In the event the excess loss insurance is purchased, all rights to recovery from that insurance must be assignable to the bureau in the event of bankruptcy of the public employer school facility employer. (...

... copy. An interested party may also purchase a hard copy of the file(s) directly from the review commission at a reproduction cost set by the commission. (C) Where an interested party wishes to purchase a copy of the file(s) prior to a scheduled hearing, the request should be made within five days of the date one of the following notices referred to in the Administrative Code was sent by electron...

... credentials before placing an order to purchase with them. (6) Registered solicitors may only solicit orders on behalf of the employer identified on their credentials. (B) Registration of individuals soliciting the division or permit holders. (1) Any manufacturer, supplier, or broker of spirituous liquor, who is licensed or otherwise authorized to do business in Ohio, who is doing or attem...

... credentials before placing an order to purchase with them. (6) Registered solicitors may only solicit orders on behalf of the employer identified on their credentials. (B) Registration of individuals soliciting the division or permit holders. (1) Any manufacturer, supplier, or broker of spirituous liquor, or a trade marketing company, who is licensed or otherwise authorized to do business ...

...h any agent, employee, or other person, purchase spirituous liquor for resale from other than a state liquor store or state liquor agency at wholesale, except pursuant to express written consent of the division. (B) Retail permit holders may authorize agents to make purchases of spirituous liquor. Any person authorized to purchase spirituous liquor at wholesale at a state liquor store or state liquor agency may desi...

...h any agent, employee, or other person, purchase spirituous liquor for resale from other than a state liquor store or state liquor agency at wholesale, except pursuant to express written consent of the division. (B) Retail permit holders may authorize agents to make purchases of spirituous liquor. Any person authorized to purchase spirituous liquor at wholesale at a state liquor store or state li...

... the Revised Code, which prohibits the purchase of beer, wine, or mixed beverages at wholesale on credit, purchases of beer, wine, or mixed beverages at wholesale may be paid for by cash, check, debit card, credit card, money order, or electronic funds transfer. (C) Electronic funds transfers are permissible under the following conditions: (1) Any agreement to engage in EFT for the payment of b...

... (5) The term "home use" means the purchase of alcoholic beverages by a non-liquor permit holder from manufacturers or wholesale distributors under class A-1, A-2, B-1, B-2, B-4, or B-5 liquor permits, which are to be consumed at a non-liquor permit premises. In a "home use" purchase, the alcoholic beverages are not to be re-sold to guests or invitees, whether by the individual drink or conta...

...les practices that improperly stimulate purchase and consumption, thereby endangering the state's efforts to promote responsible, and discourage intemperate, consumption of alcoholic beverages; eliminate discriminatory sales practices that threaten the survival of wholesale distributors and retail permit holders; preserve orderly competition; ensure fair prices over the long term; assure adequate ...

...les practices that improperly stimulate purchase and consumption, thereby endangering the state's efforts to promote responsible, and discourage intemperate, consumption of alcoholic beverages; eliminate discriminatory sales practices that threaten the survival of wholesale distributors and retail permit holders; preserve orderly competition; ensure fair prices over the long term; assure adequate ...

...om the date of the last invoice for the purchase of sacramental wine. Such application shall be subject to inspection by the division. Upon request by the division, the clergy member or administrative official shall certify their name, address, and official position to the division.

...permit, (c) That the permit holder has purchased lawfully, and, (d) That the permit holder has in stock. (2) The manufacturer, supplier, broker, wholesale distributor, or their registered solicitor shall purchase the alcoholic beverage used in the "Consumer Product Instruction" from the retail permit holder. The price paid for the alcoholic beverage shall not exceed the price listed on the retail permit holder's ...

...permit, (c) That the permit holder has purchased lawfully, and, (d) That the permit holder has in stock. (2) The manufacturer, supplier, broker, wholesale distributor, or their registered solicitor shall purchase the alcoholic beverage used in the "Consumer Product Instruction" from the retail permit holder. The price paid for the alcoholic beverage shall not exceed the price listed on the reta...

... retail permit holder shall acquire by purchase, either directly or indirectly, or by any means whatsoever, any signs, fixtures, furniture, or other equipment used in connection with the conduct of the retail business from any manufacturer or wholesale distributor of alcoholic beverages at a cost less than the full cost to the manufacturer or wholesale distributor. No manufacturer or wholesale distributor of alcoho...