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2013 Maryland Code
LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
§ 3-103 - Investigations [Effective until July 1, 2013]


MD Lab & Emp Code § 3-103 (2013) What's This?

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(a) The Commissioner may conduct an investigation under Subtitle 2 of this title, on the Commissioner’s own initiative or may require a written complaint.

(b) The Commissioner may conduct an investigation under Subtitle 4 of this title, on the Commissioner’s own initiative or on receipt of a written complaint.

(c) The Commissioner may conduct an investigation to determine whether Subtitle 5 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

(d) (1) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-701 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an applicant for employment.

(2) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-702 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an applicant for employment or an employee.

(3) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-710 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee as provided in § 3-710(d)(1) of this title.

(e) The Commissioner may investigate whether Subtitle 9 of this title has been violated:

(1) on the Commissioner’s own initiative;

(2) on receipt of a written complaint signed by the person submitting the complaint; or

(3) on referral from another unit of State government.

§ 3-103 - Investigations [Effective July 1, 2013]

(a) In general. -- Except as otherwise provided in this section, the Commissioner may conduct an investigation to determine whether a provision of this title has been violated on the Commissioner's own initiative or may require a written complaint.

(b) Subtitle 3. -- The Commissioner may conduct an investigation under Subtitle 3 of this title, on the Commissioner's own initiative or on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

(c) Subtitle 5. -- The Commissioner may conduct an investigation to determine whether Subtitle 5 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

(d) Subtitle 6. -- The Commissioner may conduct an investigation to determine whether Subtitle 6 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of a sales representative.

(e) Subtitle 7. --

(1) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-701 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an applicant for employment.

(2) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-702 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an applicant for employment or an employee.

(3) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-704 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

(4) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-710 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee as provided in § 3-710(d)(1) of this title.

(5) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-711 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee as provided in § 3-711(d)(1) of this title.

(6) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-712 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee or applicant.

(f) Subtitle 8. --

(1) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-801 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

(2) The Commissioner may investigate whether § 3-802 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

(g) Subtitle 9. -- The Commissioner may investigate whether Subtitle 9 of this title has been violated:

(1) on the Commissioner's own initiative;

(2) on receipt of a written complaint signed by the person submitting the complaint; or

(3) on referral from another unit of State government.

(h) Subtitle 10. -- The Commissioner may conduct an investigation to determine whether Subtitle 10 of this title has been violated on receipt of a written complaint of an employee.

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