Labor and Employment - Disclosure of Employee's Immigration Status - Prohibition
Prohibiting an employer from disclosing or threatening to disclose an employee's immigration status to a public body for the purpose of concealing an employer's violation of certain labor, benefit, or tax laws; authorizing the Commissioner of Labor and Industry to investigate a violation of the Act on the Commissioner's own initiative or on receipt of a written complaint; and authorizing an alleged violator to request an administrative hearing.
Unemployment
Fraud
DISCLOSURE
HEARINGS
Complaints
Notices
Fines
Mediation
Work, Labor, and Employment
Time
Penalties and Sentences
Private Sector Labor and Industry
Revenue and Taxes
Civil Offenses
Investigations and Inquiries
Labor and Industry, Division of
Immigrants and Citizenship
Workplace Retaliation
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