Area child labor law violations decline in Maryland region
The Maryland area including Delaware Washington D C Northern Virginia and parts of West Virginia saw 89 child labor violations in the last six months down from 171 in the prior year and 208 the year before. Fines totaled 1800 versus 14175 previously. Officials note stricter penalties weigh violations by injury history employer attitude and knowledge.
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Maryland
Travis Campbell
U.S. Labor Department
Delaware
D.C
Virginia
West Virginia
Labor Department
Campbell
Meeting on Maryland child day care regulations planned
Maryland Secretary Ruth Massinga announced a public meeting on child day care regulations to hear citizen opinions on licensing and quality regulation. The session runs 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday April 23 at Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold. For details contact J C Shay at 1 333 0014.
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Maryland
Ruth Massinga
Anne Arundel Community College
College Parkway
Arnold
Maryland General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
Department of Human Resources
J.C. Shay
Court orders education for expelled student amid delay
In Prince Georges County Judge Vincent Femia ruled 16 year old Leticia Ferguson must be educated starting next week and remain on probation until 21 after being expelled for carrying a knife. The school system appealed, securing a stay from the Court of Special Appeals, pending further ruling.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince George's
Vincent Femia
Leticia Ferguson
Prince George’s County
Brian Porter
Andrew Nussbaum
Court of Special Appeals
Annapolis
Circuit Court
Porter
Femin
Ferguson
Board of Education
Bonnie Jenkins
Bowie High School
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