; (B) are qualified for the job; and (C) will be available at the time, at each place, and for the duration, of need. This requirement shall not apply to United States workers who apply for the job on or after the first day that work begins for the H–2C workers. (7) Provision of insurance If the job for which the H–2C workers are sought is not covered by State workers’ compensation law, the employer will provide, at no cost to the workers unless State law provides otherwise, insurance covering injury and disease arising out of, and in the course of, the workers’ employment, which will provide benefits at least equal to those provided under the State workers compensation law for comparable employment. (8) Strike or lockout The job that is the subject of the petition is not vacant because the former workers in that job are on strike or locked out in the course of a labor dispute. (c) List (1) In general The Secretary of Homeland Security shall maintain a list of the petitions filed under this subsection, which shall— (A) be sorted by employer; and (B) include the number of H–2C workers sought, the wage rate, the period of employment, each place of employment, and the date of need for each alien. (2) Availability The Secretary of Homeland Security shall make the list available for public examination. (d) Petitioning for admission (1) Consideration of petitions For petitions filed and considered under this subsection— (A) the Secretary of Homeland Security may not require such petition to be filed more than 28 days before the first date the employer requires the labor or services of H–2C workers; (B) within the appropriate time period under subparagraph (C) or (D), the Secretary of Homeland Security shall— (i) approve the petition; (ii) reject the petition