Agency 15. Department of Labor and Industry
- Preface
- Agency Summary
- Chapter 10
- Public Participation Guidelines [Repealed]Read all
- Section 10
- [Repealed]
- Section 20
- [Repealed]
- Section 30
- [Repealed]
- Section 40
- [Repealed]
- Section 50
- [Repealed]
- Section 60
- [Repealed]
- Section 70
- [Repealed]
- Section 80
- [Repealed]
- Section 90
- [Repealed]
- Section 100
- [Repealed]
- Chapter 11
- Public Participation GuidelinesRead all
- Section 10
- Purpose
- Section 20
- Definitions
- Section 30
- Notification List
- Section 40
- Information to Be Sent to Persons on the Notification List
- Section 50
- Public Comment
- Section 60
- Petition for Rulemaking
- Section 70
- Appointment of Regulatory Advisory Panel
- Section 80
- Appointment of Negotiated Rulemaking Panel
- Section 90
- Meetings
- Section 100
- Public Hearings on Regulations
- Section 110
- Periodic Review of Regulations
- Chapter 20
- Regulations Establishing a Multiple of Federal Minimum Hourly Wage Relating to Garnishment of WagesRead all
- Section 10
- [Repealed]
- Chapter 21
- Maximum Garnishment AmountsRead all
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Maximum Garnishment Amounts to Satisfy an Ordinary Debt
- Section 30
- Calculation of Maximum Garnishment Amounts for an Ordinary Debt
- Chapter 30
- Virginia Rules and Regulations Declaring Hazardous OccupationsRead all
- Section 10
- Hazardous Occupations
- Section 20
- Index of Hazardous Occupations
- Section 30
- Manufacturing or Storage Occupations Involving Explosives
- Section 40
- [Repealed]
- Section 50
- Logging and Sawmilling Occupations
- Section 60
- Power-Driven Woodworking Machine Occupations
- Section 70
- Occupation Involving Exposure to Radioactive Substances and to Ionizing Radiations
- Section 80
- Power-Driven Hoisting Apparatus Occupations
- Section 90
- Power-Driven Metal Forming, Punching, and Shearing Machine Occupations
- Section 100
- Occupations in Connection with Any Mining Operation
- Section 110
- Occupations Involving Slaughtering, Meat-Packing, or Processing, or Rendering
- Section 120
- Power-Driven Bakery Machine Occupations
- Section 130
- Power-Driven Paper-Products Machine Occupations
- Section 140
- Occupations Involved in the Manufacture of Brick, Tile, and Kindred Products
- Section 150
- Occupations Involved in the Operation of Power-Driven Circular Saws, Band Saws, and Guillotine Shear
- Section 160
- Occupations Involved in Wrecking, Demolition, and Ship-Breaking Operations
- Section 170
- Occupations in Roofing Operations
- Section 180
- Occupations in Excavation Operations
- Section 190
- Fire Fighting
- Section 200
- Other Prohibited Occupations
- Section 210
- Employment of Minors under Age 14
- Section 220
- Employment of 14- and 15-Year-Old Minors Generally
- Section 230
- Employment of 14- and 15-Year-Old Minors in Retail Food Service and Gasoline Establishments
- Chapter 40
- Virginia Hours of Work for MinorsRead all
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Scope and Application
- Section 30
- Hours of Work in Nonagricultural Employment
- Section 40
- Hours of Work in Agricultural Employment
- Section 50
- Exceptions
- Chapter 50
- Regulation Governing the Employment of Minors on Farms, in Gardens and in OrchardsRead all
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Hazardous Occupations
- Section 30
- Exemptions to Hazardous Occupations
- Section 40
- Record Keeping Requirements
- Section 50
- Nonapplicability of General Industry Regulations to Agriculture
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