The itsme identity application is unavailable, so the worker cannot register. Who is responsible?

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If itsme is unavailable, no one can be held responsible for the missing registrations. The worker must inform the employer, and the employer must take note of this.

If itsme is unavailable, no one can be held responsible for the missing registrations. The worker must inform the employer, and the employer must take note of this. It is in the employer’s interest to keep evidence, but this does not have to be submitted to the NSSO.

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