United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 38-615 Employment of minor child entertainers; definitions.
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United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 74-49a07 Prior service credit of certain employees; when to affect payments.
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A qualifying employee must be granted prior service credit for earlier service, even if that service was not continuous.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a34 Same; basis for computation.
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Certain employees meeting the stated dates are entitled to prior service credit on retirement, using a prior service salary of $3,048 to compute the benefit.
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Kansas Statutes § 65-5115 Home health aides; requirements for employment; instruction and examination; examination fee, disposition.
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The secretary may require home health aides to complete approved instruction and pass an examination within 90 days of employment, and may charge an examination fee.
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Kansas Statutes § 47-855 Institutional license; eligibility; scope of practice.
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Kansas law creates an institutional veterinary license for people employed by a school of veterinary medicine, and limits when they may practice.
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Kansas Statutes § 22-4714 Employment with governmental agency other than criminal justice agency; use of fingerprints and disclosure of criminal history record information by the agency for employment, licensure, certification or permit; confidentiality of such records; reasonable fees for conducting criminal history record checks; penalties for improper use or disclosure.
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Certain Kansas agencies may require fingerprints and use criminal history checks for hiring and related licensing decisions; the KBI may charge a reasonable fee, and the information is confidential.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49,201 Kansas public employees retirement act of 2009; administration by KPERS board; conflicts; application of act to members and employers.
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This section says the Kansas public employees retirement system act of 2009 may be cited by that name, is administered by the KPERS board, and applies alongside other retirement statutes unless this act specifically says otherwise.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-99b32 Purpose.
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This provision states that the act’s purpose is to promote bioscience growth in Kansas and make Kansas a leading and desirable place for bioscience businesses to locate and expand.
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Kansas Statutes § 21-6110 Smoking in public places, public meetings and other places prohibited; smoke-free workplace, employer written policy; exceptions, smoking permitted.
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Smoking is generally prohibited in enclosed areas and public meetings. Employers with enclosed workplaces must provide a smoke-free workplace, adopt a written no-smoking policy, communicate it to employees, and give copies on request. Some facilities may designate limited smoking areas, and several places are exempt.
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Kansas Statutes § 79-32,302 Powers and duties of secretary for aging and disability services; program for measurement of results from tax credits; provision of tax information by secretary of revenue; confidentiality; report by secretary for aging and disability services.
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The secretary for aging and disability services must run a program to measure tax-credit results, may require information from eligible individuals or targeted employment businesses, and must report findings to legislative committees on specified session dates.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-766 Employers; misclassification of employee; penalty.
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A person may not knowingly and intentionally misclassify an employee as an independent contractor to avoid certain state tax withholding, reporting, or unemployment insurance reporting requirements.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-616 Business operations; limitation or cessation, hearings; changing conditions.
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Covered operators generally cannot willfully stop or limit operations to cut production, affect prices, or avoid the act, but they may ask the secretary of labor for permission.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-2241 Same; contracts with carriers; coverage options; application of K.S.A. 40-2209 and 40-2215.
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A small employer health benefit plan may contract with more than one carrier, and it must provide coverage options for eligible employees’ family members where appropriate.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a40 Same; basis for computation.
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A qualifying employee is entitled on retirement to service credit for all service before July 1, 1965, and the prior service benefit is computed using an annual salary of $7,300.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a120 Same; basis for computation.
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A qualifying employee is entitled to prior service credit when retiring, and the benefit must be calculated using a prior service annual salary of $3,703.
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Kansas Statutes § 73-201 Preference in governmental employment and promotion; definitions; notice when veteran not hired; notice of job openings, information regarding preference; remedy when preference not provided.
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Kansas public employers must give qualifying veterans preference in hiring and first promotion, and must notify qualified veterans if they are not hired.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-2209i Same; carrier sales solicitations, disclosures required.
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Carriers selling health benefit plans to small employers must make a reasonable disclosure in their solicitation and sales materials.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a55 Same; basis for computation.
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A qualifying employee must be granted prior service credit, and that benefit must be computed using a prior service annual salary of $3,908.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a80 Same; basis for computation.
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A qualifying Kansas public employees retirement system member must have her benefit recalculated using $3,048 as the prior service annual salary and final average salary.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a45 Same; basis for computation.
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Certain qualifying employees must be granted prior service credit when they retire, and the prior service benefit must use a $3,708 annual salary.
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