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Code · Maryland · Labor and Employment

§ 3-1601

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§3–1601.
(a)In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(1)“Covered employee” means any individual employed to perform work at a heightened security interest location who is a nonexempt employee as described in the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.
(2)“Covered employee” does not include an individual employed to perform work at a heightened security interest location by:
(i)a retail establishment as defined in § 3–710 of this title;
(ii)a food service facility as defined in § 21–301 of the Health – General Article; or
(iii)an on–airport or off–airport motor vehicle rental company, or any other company involved in motor vehicle rental operations.
(1)“Employ” means to engage an individual to work.
(2)“Employ” includes:
(i)allowing an individual to work; and
(ii)instructing an individual to be present at a work site.
(1)“Employer” includes a person who acts directly or indirectly in the interest of another employer with an employee.
(2)“Employer” does not include:
(i)an employer that provides construction services as defined in § 3–901 of this title; or
(ii)an airline.
(e)“Heightened security interest location” means:
(1)Baltimore–Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport; or
(2)Pennsylvania Station in Baltimore.
(f)“Wage” means all compensation that is due to an employee for employment.
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