AUGUSTA — Thousands of child care workers in Maine will now have to undergo criminal background checks and fingerprinting under a new law. The law requires employees of child care agencies to undergo background checks and fingerprints. The state estimates 5,000 background checks in the law’s first year, and then 2,000 annually after that. The state will reimburse agencies for the cost of the background checks and processing. Lawmakers overrode Republican Gov.
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Associated Press, Portland Press Herald
Mon, 07/16/2018 - 3:17am
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