PURPOSE: ‘This r&describes the otganizatim of the Diuision of Labor Standards ,as required by section 536.023, RSMo (19861. (1) The Division of Labor Standards is an administrative division created by the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission to satisfy the requirements of section 8, paragraph 5, of the Omnibus State Reorganization Act. This act created an inspection section which is now named the Division of Labor Standards (hereinafter referred to as the division) of the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations. Along with all powers, duties and functions as vested by law, the Reorgani:aation Act transferred to the Division of Labor Standards-the Division of Industrial Inspection and the Division of Mine 1nspectio:n. The division also has the responsibility of administering the Prevailing Wage Law. The division has the responsibility of carrying out all the functions and duties contained in the following sections of the Revised Statutes of Missouri:

1. (A) Sections 196.270-196.305-Sanitation in Bakeries and Confectioneries;
2. (B) Section 205.920-Power of Director to Deputize Agents; Ki Sations 289.010-289.130-Private Employment Agencies;
3. (D) S&ions 290.010-290.340-Wages, Hours and Dismissal Rights Including Prevailing Wages on Public Works;
4. (E) Sections 291.010-291.130-Industrial Inspection;
5. (F) S&ions 29X010-292.570-Health and Safety of Employees;
6. (G) Sections 293.010-293.690-Mining Regulations; iH1 Sections 294.011-294.140-Child Lab&;
7. (I) S&ions 564X70-564.710-Employment of Children in Occupations Hazardous to Safety or Morals Prohibited; and

8. (J) S&ions 421.010-421.120-Mattresses and Bedding Manufacturing. Auth: Omnibus State Reorganization Act of 1974, section 8, paragraph 5. Original rule filed Dec. 18,1975, effectiue Dec. 2~6,1975.

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