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Maine Revised Statutes, Title 26, § 2073: Qualifications; presumption, 1987

A person doing work on a rail line being sold or transferred to a new operator in the state, and entitled to priority of employment under section 2072, is presumed physically and mentally qualified for the same or…

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“A person doing work on a rail line being sold or transferred to a new operator in the state, and entitled to priority of employment under section 2072, is presumed physically and mentally qualified for the same or comparable work with the new employer.”

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Qualifications; presumption

A person doing work on a rail line being sold or transferred to a new operator in the state, and entitled to priority of employment under section 2072, is presumed physically and mentally qualified for the same or comparable work with the new employer.

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§ 2073Qualifications; presumptionProvision

A person doing work on a rail line being sold or transferred to a new operator in the state, and entitled to priority of employment under section 2072, is presumed physically and mentally qualified for the same or comparable work with the new employer.

Any person who is performing work on a rail line which is being sold or otherwise transferred to a new operator within this State who is entitled to priority of employment under section 2072 shall be presumed to be physically and mentally qualified to perform the same or comparable work with the new employer. [PL 1987, c. 327 (NEW).]
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