Maryland Code § LE-7-102

Section LE-7-102
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(a) This title does not apply:
(1) to a common carrier or an employee of a common carrier solely
because it transports a migrant agricultural worker;
(2) to a custom grain combine, hay harvesting, or sheep shearing
operation or to an employee of the operation while the employee is performing a farm
labor contracting service only for the operation;
(3) to an individual who performs farm labor contracting services, or
an employee of the individual while the employee is performing a farm labor
contracting service only for the individual, within a 25-mile intrastate radius of the
permanent place of residence of the individual and not exceeding 13 weeks a year;
(4) to an agricultural operation when engaging a farm labor
contractor through the Maryland Department of Labor; or

(5) to an individual who performs farm labor contracting services
only for a farm or a cannery, packing shed, seed conditioning establishment, or other
processing establishment, if:
(i) the individual or an immediate family member of the
individual exclusively owns and operates the farm or establishment; and
(ii) only the individual and immediate family members of the
individual perform farm labor contracting services for the farm or establishment.
(b) This title does not apply:
(1) to any person other than a farm labor contractor to whom no more
than 10 migrant agricultural workers are provided at any time during the current
and preceding calendar years;
(2) to an individual while acting as an employee of an agricultural
operation that is excluded under item (1) of this subsection; or
(3) to a custom operation for poultry harvesting, breeding,
debeaking, sexing, or health service or to an employee of the operation while the
employee is performing a farm labor contracting service only for the operation, unless
the operation regularly requires an employee to be absent during nonworking hours
from the domicile of the employee.

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