Positions in this class supervise, assign, plan, and review all work of State Labor Law Representatives assigned to a specific geographic area to assure the proper interpretation of labor laws, policies, and procedures.
Positions provide training, guidance, and coordination of enforcement functions.
This class is distinguished from the State Labor Law Representative class by its supervisory authority. This class is distinguished from the State Labor Law Program Director class by the latter s authority over the entire labor law division of the Department of Labor and Industry. Provides explanations of labor laws to courts, attorneys, company officials, school groups, and the general public. Supervises State Labor Law Representatives in the enforcement of state labor laws. Provides supervision in the use of investigative methods and procedures, and with interpretations of technical laws, warrant, rules and regulations.