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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.
189 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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The county commission must set wage or salary scales for road, highway, bridge, and ferry work, and the engineer may not pay more than that scale for labor and assistants.
United States — Alabama
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The county commission must set wage and salary scales for labor used to maintain and construct roads, bridges, and ferries, and an engineer may not exceed those scales when hiring labor and assistants.
United States — Alabama
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This part applies to city officers and employees, but several categories are excluded.
United States — Alabama
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This provision establishes the Alabama Office of Minority Affairs in state government.
United States — Alabama
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Department of Youth Services employees are subject to the State Personnel Department merit system rules, and certain transferred employees with six months’ prior service keep their jobs, subject to removal for cause as allowed by law.
United States — Alabama
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A judicial officer must consider listed factors when deciding release restrictions and conditions that will assure a person's appearance and community safety.
United States — Alabama
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A qualifying former Butler County sheriff is entitled to a refund of all personal retirement contributions, and the county commission must process the refund in the same manner as prior refunds.
United States — Alabama
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This section restricts who may do or hold out as able to do certain appraisal work in Alabama, requires specific report statements for some appraisers, creates exceptions for several non-appraisal activities, and makes violations a Class A misdemeanor.
United States — Alabama
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This provision creates the Athletic Trainer Licensure Compact Commission and sets rules for membership, meetings, powers, finances, public access, and immunity.
United States — Alabama
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This chapter and the term “mutual aid association” do not apply to certain secret or benevolent societies, hospital-service arrangements between hospitals and industrial corporations, or insurers covered by the state’s general insurance laws.
United States — Alabama
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If a deceased employee’s surviving spouse remarries and there is another dependent, the unpaid compensation must be paid to the dependent, or with court approval to a court-designated person for the dependent’s benefit.
United States — Alabama
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Certain Alabama insurance-related sponsors must get written proof that provider pharmacies are registered before signing service agreements.
United States — Alabama
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Certain filings and applications must use Department-adopted forms, and some of them are treated as tax returns subject to Department of Revenue penalties.
United States — Alabama
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The department may designate qualified enterprise zones only after it receives notice that the appropriate governing authority agrees to several listed local support actions.
United States — Alabama
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Certain eligible retirees get a monthly cost-of-living increase starting October 1, 1990.
United States — Alabama
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Eligible employees may buy retirement credit for certain leave time, and anyone who elects to do so must pay a lump sum to the Secretary-Treasurer within one year after May 4, 1989.
United States — Alabama
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The advisory board members must meet within 30 days of appointment and elect officers, and the board must carry out several advisory and reporting duties.
United States — Alabama
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Money collected under this subpart must be spent only on carrying out the subpart, and any year-end surplus in the specified fund must be paid to the General Fund of Madison County if the presiding judge certifies the surplus is more than needed.
United States — Alabama
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This section requires sex-offender registration information to be promptly reported, entered, and shared with specified agencies, and restricts disclosure of Internet identifiers and Internet service providers to limited purposes.
United States — Alabama
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Courts and agencies must send, enter, and transmit protection-order notices and related information on set timelines, and some plaintiff-identifying contact information is exempt from public records access.