Maryland Legal Updates
Compliance Law Updates Recently Announced:
Last Updated: 10/2/2024
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Maryland Legal Updates:
October 2024
- Maryland Amends Wage Statement Law, Requiring Notice in Writing (effective Oct 01, 2024)
- Maryland Amends Antidiscrimination Law to Include Military Status as a Protected Characteristic–Includes Updated Policy (effective Oct 01, 2024)
- Maryland’s New Pay Transparency Law Revises Wage Disclosure Requirements (effective Oct 01, 2024)
- Maryland Delays Implementation of Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program (effective Oct 01, 2024)
September 2024
- Prince George’s County, Maryland Amends Ban-the-Box Ordinance (effective Sep 16, 2024)
July 2024
- Montgomery County, Maryland Prohibits Employers from Requesting or Considering a Job Applicant’s Sexual or Reproductive Health Information (effective Jul 17, 2024)
- Maryland Amends Clean Indoor Air Act to Prohibit Vaping in Places of Employment–Includes Updated Policy (effective Jul 01, 2024)
June 2024
- Maryland Enacts Law Prohibiting Non-Compete Agreements for Veterinary and Healthcare Professionals (effective Jun 01, 2024)
- Maryland’s New Pay Transparency Law Revises Wage Disclosure Requirements
- Maryland Amends Antidiscrimination Law to Include Military Status as a Protected Characteristic–Includes Updated Policy
- Maryland Amends Clean Indoor Air Act to Prohibit Vaping in Places of Employment–Includes Updated Policy
- Maryland Passes Online Data Privacy Act
May 2024
- Maryland Delays Implementation of Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program
- Maryland Amends Wage Statement Law, Requiring Notice in Writing
- Montgomery County, Maryland Prohibits Employers from Requesting or Considering a Job Applicant’s Sexual or Reproductive Health Information
October 2023
- Maryland Amends Law on Noncompetition Agreements (effective 10/01/23)
- New Maryland Law Imposes Limits on Carrying Weapons on Private Property (effective 10/01/23)
September 2023
- Baltimore, Maryland Expands Antidiscrimination Ordinance (effective 09/22/23)
August 2023
- Baltimore, Maryland Expands Antidiscrimination Ordinance
July 2023
- New Maryland Law Imposes Limits on Carrying Weapons on Private Property
- Maryland Legalizes Recreational Marijuana, Subject to Voter Approval (effective 07/01/23)
- Maryland Voters Approve Recreational Marijuana Amendment (effective 07/01/23)
October 2022
- Maryland Amends Law on Data Security Breach Notification (effective 10/01/22)
Maryland Amends Law on Sexual Harassment (effective 10/01/22)
Maryland Extends Disability Accommodation Requirements to Cover Applicants for Employment (effective 10/01/22)
Montgomery County, Maryland Requires Single-User Restrooms to be Gender Inclusive (effective 10/25/22)
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