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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.
845 matching statutes
United States — Florida
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Child care may run 24 hours or more for a child whose parent or guardian works a 24-hour shift, but the shift must be certified in writing by the employer and kept available at the facility. The child’s time in care may not exceed 72 consecutive hours in any 7-day period unless the licensing agency temporarily waives t
United States — Florida
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The department must approve local apprenticeship sponsors when need is shown and the sponsor meets department standards. It may also grant variances from those standards for good cause in nonconstruction trades.
United States — Florida
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The commission may meet anywhere in the state, hire needed personnel and reporters, charge limited fees for records and transcripts, give some copies free, keep fee records, and deposit collected money in the State Treasury.
United States — Florida
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This section requires the department to offer dementia education and requires covered-provider employees to complete specific Alzheimer’s/dementia training on set timelines.
United States — Florida
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The commission must update training and employment requirements to include instruction on interpersonal skills for diverse populations.
United States — Florida
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A person seeking a public health certificate must pay an application fee up to $300, prove specified qualifications to the board, and later use and renew the certificate only under the stated employment and renewal limits.
United States — Florida
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Direct service providers generally must undergo level 2 background screening, with listed exceptions for some licensed professionals, relatives, and certain volunteers.
United States — Florida
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Employees can file benefit petitions, but the petition must meet specific content and service requirements and carriers must respond within 14 days.
United States — Florida
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New state or county employees after July 1, 1947 are subject to this law, and certain county employees must join the retirement system; a 6% salary deduction applies to covered officers and employees.
United States — Florida
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An employer may pay certain wages or travel expenses owed to a deceased employee to the employee’s spouse, adult children, or parents. The Department of Commerce may similarly pay certain unemployment-related benefits owed to a deceased unemployed individual to those same persons.
United States — Florida
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The board must hire a district manager and a state-resident treasurer, and the district manager and board have specified duties over district operations, funds, staffing, audits, and depositories.
United States — Florida
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Certain licensed broker associates and sales associates do not have to apply for, pay, or obtain a local business tax receipt exemption.
United States — Florida
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The department may run electronic reporting for employers and carriers and can set deadlines, certification and performance requirements, revoke certifications, assess a civil penalty up to $500 per violation, and adopt rules.
United States — Florida
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Florida’s relocation assistance program lets families relocate for self-sufficiency and sets steps, eligibility checks, and restrictions tied to receiving assistance.
United States — Florida
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A person entitled to compensation benefits because of the injury or death of a state employee may sue the state and its agencies for that benefit.
United States — Florida
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This section defines terms used in the firefighters’ pension law and sets a few plan rules and service-credit conditions.
United States — Florida
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This subsection creates many public-records exemptions and some limited disclosure rights for agency records, examination papers, investigative materials, security records, and body-camera recordings.
United States — Florida
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This section defines several terms used in the act, including “actual, continuous service,” “deputy sheriff,” “probation,” “regular appointment,” and “sheriff.”
United States — Florida
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Covered state-funded or state-supported career centers must give admission preference to qualifying Vietnam War veterans.
United States — Florida
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Funds for this program may be used only for specified civil legal services and not for listed prohibited matters.