DWD 295.20(4)(b)(b) No objection to cancellation. If no party to the apprentice contract objects by the expiration of the 20-day period in the notice of intent to cancel, the apprentice contract is cancelled effective the date of the cancellation notice under par. (d). DWD 295.20(4)(c)(c) Timely objection. If the department receives an objection within the 20-day period provided in the notice of intent to cancel, all of the following provisions apply: DWD 295.20(4)(c)1.1. The apprentice contract shall remain in the status it is in at the time that the department receives the objection, until the department cancels the apprentice contract under par. (d). DWD 295.20(4)(c)2.2. The department shall determine whether the information provided by the complainant and the objecting party supports the complainant’s allegation that another party is not complying with the terms of the apprentice contract and whether the apprentice contract should be cancelled. If the information provided is unclear or incomplete, the department shall investigate further. DWD 295.20(4)(c)3.3. If the department determines that the apprentice contract should be cancelled, the department shall send a cancellation notice under par. (d) and the apprentice contract is cancelled effective the date of the notice. If the department determines that the apprentice contract should not be cancelled, the department shall rescind the intent to cancel notice. DWD 295.20(4)(d)(d) Cancellation notice. If the apprentice contract is cancelled, the department shall send a written cancellation notice to the parties. Any party who objects may make a request for a hearing within 20 days from the date of the notice. DWD 295.20(5)(a)(a) The department shall hold a hearing if a timely request is made under sub. (3) on any complaint alleging that the provisions of the apprentice contract are not being complied with by a party to the contract. The department may not hold a hearing on complaints which consist of matters which are unrelated to the provisions of the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(5)(b)(b) Examples of violations of the apprentice contract which may be appropriate subject matter for a hearing on a complaint to the department under this chapter may include any of the following: DWD 295.20(5)(b)1.1. That the employer or other party to the apprentice contract has not provided to the apprentice the proper on-the-job learning as required in the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(5)(b)2.2. That the employer or other party to the apprentice contract has failed to provide to the apprentice the proper related instruction as required in the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(5)(b)3.3. That the employer or other party to the apprentice contract has assigned the apprentice to perform job duties which do not provide the proper on-the-job learning as required in the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(5)(b)4.4. That the employer or other party to the apprentice contract has failed to pay the wages as required in the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(5)(b)5.5. That the apprentice is not satisfactorily progressing in the on-the-job learning or related instruction required under the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(5)(c)(c) Examples of matters which are unrelated to the provisions of the apprentice contract which are not appropriate subjects for a hearing by the department under this chapter may include any of the following: DWD 295.20(5)(d)(d) If the department’s investigation reveals that the dispute between the apprentice and the employer or other party to the apprentice contract is unrelated to the provisions of the apprentice contract, the department may cancel the apprentice contract. DWD 295.20(6)(a)(a) When the department sets a date for a hearing, it shall notify each party to the apprentice contract at least 20 days prior to the date of the hearing. DWD 295.20(6)(b)(b) The person appointed by the department as the hearing examiner may not be any person who has participated in an initial investigation of the complaint. DWD 295.20(6)(c)(c) The hearing examiner shall limit the hearing to the appropriate subject matter under sub. (5). DWD 295.20(6)(d)(d) The person making the complaint shall present evidence at the hearing to support the allegations in the complaint. If the person making the complaint fails to appear at the hearing without good cause or refuses to present evidence to support the allegations in the complaint, the hearing examiner may dismiss the complaint. DWD 295.20(6)(e)(e) The hearing examiner is not bound by the strict statutory or common law rules of evidence. Evidence shall be admitted as provided in s. 227.45, Stats. DWD 295.20(6)(f)(f) The hearing shall be transcribed. Any party may obtain a copy of the transcript by purchasing a copy from the transcription agency. DWD 295.20(6)(g)(g) At the conclusion of the hearing, the hearing examiner shall make written findings and orders and serve them upon the parties. The hearing examiner may make orders to enforce the apprentice contract, order penalties as provided in s. 106.01, Stats., cancel the apprentice agreement, or dismiss the complaint.