Maryland HB242 regulates the confidentiality of unemployment insurance information, detailing permissible disclosures and penalties for unauthorized.
Maryland HB242 establishes guidelines for the confidentiality of unemployment insurance information, specifying what constitutes confidential information and under what circumstances it may be disclosed. The bill allows the Secretary of Labor to disclose confidential information to certain entities, including child support enforcement units, public officials, and authorized representatives, provided specific conditions are met. It also outlines exceptions for disclosure in legal proceedings and to requesting agencies.
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