United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 74-7035 Act not applicable to certain practices and persons.
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This section says the act does not apply to certain listed workers and activities.
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This section says the act does not apply to certain listed workers and activities.
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The commission may hire a qualified, disinterested technical consultant in certain contested unitization proceedings, and the consultant’s opinions and testimony must be heard openly.
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The Kansas department of wildlife and parks must affiliate qualifying officers and employees with the retirement system and pay the related costs; covered employees must join, and member contributions are deducted from pay.
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Certain participating-employer employees are entitled, on retirement, to prior service credit for service before January 1, 1968.
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Participating employers must deduct 6% of each member’s compensation as employee contributions, starting with the first payroll for qualifying employees.
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Certain reemployed participating-employer employees are entitled, on retirement, to prior service credit for earlier service, and that benefit is calculated using a prior service annual salary of $1,200.
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An insurer or self-insured employer must give an injured worker a warning notice with the first temporary disability benefit check.
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This provision sets penalties for false statements, failures to disclose required facts, benefit overpayments, unpaid contributions, and certain contribution-rate violations.
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This provision defines key terms used in the act, including wages, employment, employee, state agency, political subdivision, social security act, and related federal terms.
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This article defines key terms used in Kansas earned wage access services law.
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Employer contributions covered by the cited statutes must be deposited into the KDFA series 2003H bond debt service fund, which is administered by the Kansas public employees retirement system.
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Agricultural employers must recognize certified employee organizations, and the board handles unit questions, certification, elections, and related procedures.