Rhode Island § 28-18-4 § 28-18-4. Revocation or suspension of license or certificate.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 28-18-4 — § 28-18-4. Revocation or suspension of license or certificate.

Rhode Island § 28-18-4

Title 28Labor and Labor Relations

Ch. 28-18Industrial Homework

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-18-4 (2026).

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§ 28-18-4. Revocation or suspension of license or certificate.
The director of labor and training may revoke or suspend the license of any employer
            or the certificate of any industrial homeworker for a violation by that employer or
            industrial homeworker of the terms of his or her license or certificate or any provisions
            of this chapter, or of any regulation made by the director of labor and training,
            or for noncompliance with an order issued by him or her within the time specified
            in the order. No license or certificate shall be refused, revoked, or suspended unless
            the holder previously had reasonable notice and the opportunity to be heard.
       

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§ 28-18-4. Revocation or suspension of license or certificate.

The director of labor and training may revoke or suspend the license of any employer or the certificate of any industrial homeworker for a violation by that employer or industrial homeworker of the terms of his or her license or certificate or any provisions of this chapter, or of any regulation made by the director of labor and training, or for noncompliance with an order issued by him or her within the time specified in the order. No license or certificate shall be refused, revoked, or suspended unless the holder previously had reasonable notice and the opportunity to be heard.