Commending the Division of Capitol Police.
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Celebrating the life of Samuel Hughes Melton,M.D.
Commending Robert Eugene Foster, Jr.
Celebrating the life of Alan Arnold Diamonstein.
Railroads; crew size; civil penalty. Requiresa train or light engine used in connection with the movement of railroadfreight in the Commonwealth to operate with a crew of at least two individuals, unless such movement involves hostler service or utilityemployees in yard service. The State Corporation Commission shallhave discretion to fine a person willfully violating this requirementan amount not to exceed $500 for a first offense and an amount notto exceed $1,000 for a second or subsequent offense. The measurehas a delayed effective date of October 1, 2020.
Secretary of Health and Human Resources; pharmaceuticaldistribution payment system; report. Requests the Secretary ofHealth and Human Resources to convene a work group to examine thepharmaceutical distribution payment system in the Commonwealth andinnovative solutions to address the cost of prescription drugs toVirginians at the point of sale.
Commending Bud Foster.
Commending the University of Virginia men'sbasketball team.
Wage or salary history inquiries prohibited; civil penalty. Prohibits a prospective employer with 25 employees or more from (i) requiring as a condition of employment that a prospective employee provide or disclose the prospective employee's wage or salary history, (ii) attempting to obtain the wage or salary history of a prospective employee from the prospective employee's current or former employers, (iii) requesting a prospective employee to complete an application for employment that includes a question inquiring about the prospective employee's wage or salary history, or (iv) asking a prospective employee in an employment interview any question intended to obtain information about the prospective employee's wage or salary history. Violations are subject to a civil penalty not to exceed $100 per violation. This bill incorporates HB 326 and HB 802.
Commending David E. Bowles.