Esheria Regulatory Atlas
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.
1,793 matching statutes
United States — Kansas
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A qualifying participating-employer employee is entitled to be an eligible member of the Kansas public employees retirement system and to receive full employment credit, if the required employer and employee contributions are paid.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of commerce must create the older Kansans employment program and prepare an annual report; the secretary may also fund or contract with outside organizations to develop and run the program.
United States — Kansas
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Employers for certain police or fire pension plan members must have their contributions determined, certified, appropriated, and paid to the Kansas police or firemen's retirement system.
United States — Kansas
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If withholding tax was not deducted, it generally is not collected from the employer/payer/organization once the related income tax is paid, but penalties and interest can still apply.
United States — Kansas
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Educational institutions may make project agreements with employers only with commerce secretary approval, and certain notices and job/wage reports are required.
United States — Kansas
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Employer accounts may not be charged for benefits paid to a claimant eligible for employment security benefits because of domestic violence.
United States — Kansas
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If a legislator is absent from work for certain legislative duties, the employer must count that time as continuous employment and give full service credit for retirement-related plans.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas policy says competitive and integrated employment is the first option for serving working-age people with disabilities, and state agencies must follow and implement that policy.
United States — Kansas
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Certain long-service employees of a participating employer may qualify for retirement system membership and credit for prior and participating service, subject to stated employment history and contribution conditions.
United States — Kansas
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Employers of active members must contribute a board-determined percentage of compensation to the death and long-term disability plan, and the legislature may prospectively change employer credits.
United States — Kansas
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Some patrol members may get prior service credit when they return to covered employment if they repay withdrawn contributions plus interest.
United States — Kansas
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This provision bans discrimination against military members in employment and public accommodations, including actions taken because of military status, service, uniform, or emergency military duty.
United States — Kansas
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Employers must secure workers compensation coverage, insurers must file certain notices, and some self-insurers must report or notify the director. The director can impose penalties for knowing failure to secure coverage, but cannot fine a self-employed subcontractor for failing to cover themselves personally.
United States — Kansas
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Employers must promptly give the obligor a copy of an income withholding order, treat qualifying out-of-state orders like in-state orders, and withhold and distribute funds as directed subject to stated exceptions.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of labor must post and certify specified trust fund computations and data online and send an annual certification memorandum to named officials.
United States — Kansas
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This provision sets when an employing unit remains subject to employer coverage, when it may end coverage, and when the secretary of labor may terminate coverage.
United States — Kansas
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A qualifying employee of a participating employer is entitled to service credit if the required employer and employee contributions are paid.
United States — Kansas
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The retirement board must let a qualifying individual apply for total and permanent disability benefits if satisfactory evidence is presented.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of labor must establish and maintain employment offices and appoint needed staff, and may work with certain federal and other organizations on free employment service facilities.
United States — Kansas
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Employers must pay wages at least monthly and may choose among specified payment methods, but payroll card rules impose notice, access, and fee limits.