Maryland SB216 alters confidentiality rules for unemployment insurance information, specifying who can access it and under what conditions.
Maryland SB216 modifies the confidentiality of unemployment insurance information by defining what constitutes confidential information and who can access it. It allows the Secretary of Labor to disclose information to claimants, employers, and authorized agents for specific purposes. The bill also permits the chief elected official of a county to share unemployment insurance data with the county's governing body. It outlines conditions for redisclosure and sets penalties for unauthorized disclosure.
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