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Employment law in United States — Alabama

Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

2,502 matching statutes

• United States — Alabama

  Section 16-1A-2 Definitions.

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  This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including board, employee, employer, executive officer, fund, on-the-job injury, PEEHIP, program, review board, and TPA.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 36-25-5.2 Public Disclosure of Information Regarding Officials, Candidates, or Spouses Employed by or Contracting with the State or Federal Government.

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  Certain public officials, candidates, and their spouses must tell the commission about state or federal employment or contracts within 30 days, and update the filing if the job or contract changes.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 25-4-10 Employment.

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  This section defines “employment” for the chapter and lists many kinds of service that count or do not count as employment.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 45-10-231.28 Employment Status.

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  An inmate granted privileges under this subpart is not to be treated as an agent, employee, or involuntary servant of the board or government bodies while in the community, traveling to or from work or other specified places, or while on furlough.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 45-41A-40 Legislative Intent.

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  This section declares revitalizing and redeveloping Opelika’s central business district to be a public purpose and in the public interest.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 2-15-234 Appropriation and Expenditure of Funds by Counties for Hog Cholera Eradication Programs; Employment of Inspectors, Etc.

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  County commissions may spend county funds and hire inspectors for hog cholera eradication programs; county inspectors must be approved by and work under the State Veterinarian.

  Act or statute Open & Chat

• United States — Alabama

  Section 44-1-74 Retention of Certain Personnel; Employment and Status of New Teaching Personnel; Merit System Coverage of Nonteaching Personnel.

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  Some youth services employees must keep their jobs, new teaching staff are probationary or nontenured, and nonteaching staff remain under the state Merit System.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 36-27C-2 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the chapter, including Board, eligible employer, Fund, participant, and public official.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 45-45-233.20 Work Release for Gainful Employment Conducive to Rehabilitation.

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  The sentencing court may release a jailed person for work or rehabilitation, on stated terms.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 36-27-20 Increase in Maximum Retirement Allowance of Certain State, Etc., Employees - 1971 Five Percent Increase.

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  Certain retired state employees may receive up to a 5% increase in maximum retirement allowance, and employers and the Board of Control must fund, calculate, notify, and administer the increase.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 16-25-11.7 Purchase of Credit by Certain Members Employed as Teachers in State Public Schools Regardless of Manner in Which Salary Was Paid or Source Thereof.

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  Certain Alabama public-school teachers and Teachers’ Retirement System members are entitled to service credit, subject to a student exception and a payment requirement for purchased credit.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 36-27-182 Amount of Increase - Persons Whose Employers Participated in Employees’ Retirement System.

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  Certain eligible retirees’ beneficiaries receive the retiree’s COLA increase, and the COLA cannot be below $15 per month.

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