Relative to employer notice of department of labor investigations.

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This bill requires the labor commissioner to give employers at least 30 days' written notice before any visit or inspection, including the purpose and any alleged violation. It also gives employers at least 30 days to respond to requests for documents or interviews. Shorter notice is allowed only under specific conditions, such as an imminent health risk or if prior notice would lead to evidence destruction, or for certain safety inspections.

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Democrat0Republican7Independent0Other0

R · PrimeBrian Labrie
R · CoJim Creighton
R · CoHenry Giasson
R · CoMichael Granger
R · CoMark Warden
R · CoMike Drago
R · CoKeith Murphy

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