United States — Arizona
ARS § 38-914
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An employer must disclose its funding ratio under the plan on the employer’s public website.
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United States — Arizona
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An employer must disclose its funding ratio under the plan on the employer’s public website.
United States — Arizona
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Employers and participants must make disability-program contributions, and employers and certain public officials must remit or transfer them to the board on the required schedule.
United States — Arizona
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If an employer’s termination incentive program creates an actuarial unfunded liability for ASRS, the employer must pay that amount, and the employer must notify ASRS before implementing a program that may affect ASRS funding.
United States — Arizona
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An employer that wants to use the shared work unemployment compensation program must submit a signed written plan for department approval, and the department may approve it only if the listed requirements are met.
United States — Arizona
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A member may get credited service transferred to a new employer’s record if the member leaves employment, takes a job with another participating employer, completes a board-acceptable application, and keeps accumulated contributions on deposit.
United States — Arizona
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This section lists unfair labor practices for agricultural employers and labor organizations, including interference, coercion, discriminatory discipline, certain boycotts, and some strike-related conduct.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines key terms and says when an employer may be affected by a fraudulent indorsement made by an employee with responsibility over an instrument.
United States — Arizona
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This section moves unemployment experience to a successor employer in certain business transfers, sets how rates are recalculated, and imposes penalties for knowing violations or evasion.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines “day labor,” “day laborer,” “day labor service agency,” and “third party employer.”
United States — Arizona
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Agreements that try to free an employer from liability under this article are void to that extent, and the employer may set off certain related payments in an action under the article.
United States — Arizona
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Employers must secure workers' compensation for employees using the methods listed in this section, and they may not use any other substitute mechanism.
United States — Arizona
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The director may refuse an applicant for employment screening reasons, and must create procedures and forms for verifying education and work history.
United States — Arizona
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Employers may not deduct wages to fund required employer contributions or require employees to waive rights under this chapter; violations are a class 2 misdemeanor.
United States — Arizona
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A participant may join the deferred compensation plan, must authorize the employer in writing to make payroll deductions under an executed agreement, and employers must carry out employee-directed deductions; employers may also make plan contributions if allowed by law.
United States — Arizona
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Underground mine workers and hoisting engineers generally cannot have more than 12 hours of employment in any 24-hour period, including travel time underground.
United States — Arizona
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Commercial bribery is prohibited. The penalty depends on the value of the benefit involved, with separate felony and misdemeanor classifications. Recruiting an employee is not covered unless the stated corrupt agreement and economic-loss conduct are present.
United States — Arizona
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Employers must ask certain newly hired, rehired, or returning employees whether they are subject to a child-support wage assignment order, and they must withhold support payments when required by the order.
United States — Arizona
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Employers in this state must report new hires and rehires to the department of economic security, using approved forms and timing rules; the department also has limits on use and disclosure of the information.
United States — Arizona
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An employer receiving an income withholding order must give the obligor a copy right away and follow the order’s payment terms, subject to listed exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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If an employer fails to file a required return, the department must estimate and assess the contributions due, add penalties and interest, and notify the employer. The employer may ask for reassessment within 30 days after notice.