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Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
2,502 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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If an emergency makes it impossible to employ an engineer, the county governing body must employ a competent road supervisor instead.
United States — Alabama
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An employer, owner, or other interested person who is dissatisfied with a board of appeals rule or regulation may file an action in circuit court to stop it and have it set aside.
United States — Alabama
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Certain eligible pensioners or annuitants receive a monthly benefit increase of 3%, with a $15 per month minimum, if the former employer elects to fund it.
United States — Alabama
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Council members may not hold other public office or city employment during their elected term unless authorized by law. Former council members and mayors may not hold compensated appointive city office or employment until one year after their term ends.
United States — Alabama
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The Dale County Commission must appoint a county engineer, and the engineer must meet state qualifications, work full time on county engineering and infrastructure, live in Dale County while employed, and serve at the commission’s pleasure.
United States — Alabama
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A person convicted of certain conduct under this chapter is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor, and false conviction information on employment-related forms may lead to job loss and loss of certain licenses.
United States — Alabama
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Certain qualifying retired state employees get a 10% increase in maximum retirement allowance, subject to a $400 per month cap.
United States — Alabama
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The interstate commission must adopt bylaws, choose officers, and manage presiding and defense arrangements; its officers and employees also receive immunity and related liability protections for covered acts within scope.
United States — Alabama
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The board’s appointments are staggered at first, later shift to four-year terms, and the board may hire staff and set their pay and employment terms.
United States — Alabama
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Family leave benefits may be limited, excluded, or reduced if the policy says so.
United States — Alabama
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The state must maintain an Income Eligibility Verification System, and employers must submit quarterly wage reports to the department. The Secretary of Labor may waive the reporting requirement if the state has an alternative system that is as effective and timely.
United States — Alabama
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The county commission must appoint and employ a county engineer who meets the required qualifications; the engineer must devote full time to county engineering work and live in Macon County while employed.
United States — Alabama
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No individual may use or promise to use official authority or influence to affect city or board employment conditions for political purposes. A covered employee who is a municipal candidate must take leave of absence when filing candidacy papers and stay on leave while a candidate.
United States — Alabama
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The board may adopt rules letting the commissioner extend an inmate’s confinement limits so the inmate can leave unaccompanied for a set period to look for work and housing before release.
United States — Alabama
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Inmates granted privileges under this article are not treated as state or county agents or employees while in the community, under employer supervision, or traveling to and from work or specified areas.
United States — Alabama
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The provision bars using official authority or influence to affect city employment conditions for political purposes, protects city employees’ participation in government activities subject to other law, and requires covered municipal-office candidates to take leave while running.
United States — Alabama
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This provision states that revitalizing and redeveloping Auburn’s central business district serves the public good and public welfare by promoting trade, commerce, industry, business, and employment opportunities.
United States — Alabama
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Eligible members may buy prior service credit for certain qualifying earlier employment, but only if they satisfy the stated conditions and pay the full actuarial cost before retirement and before October 1, 2000.
United States — Alabama
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Certain Employees’ Retirement System recipients get a cost-of-living increase starting October 1, 1988.
United States — Alabama
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Eligible members may buy up to 8 years of prior service credit, and they must pay the required contribution within one year from July 31, 1995.