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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.
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United States — Kentucky
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For 30 days after certain filings or incidents, attorneys and attorney referral services must not directly solicit victims or their relatives for related professional employment.
United States — Kentucky
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Agreements reached by negotiators must be written and signed by both parties. Public-employer labor agreements are valid and enforced if made under the chapter and signed by the political subdivision’s chief executive officer or representative. Publication is not required, and firefighters’ agreements must use this cha
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines terms used in the unemployment insurance chapter, including shared work plans, shared work benefits, exhaustee, and subgroup.
United States — Kentucky
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The Department of Corrections may contract with other state agencies to use eligible prisoners, but it may not make a contract with the Department of Revenue that gives prisoners access to taxpayer information.
United States — Kentucky
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The board may provide schooling and practical instruction for children in its care, and may place children as apprentices.
United States — Kentucky
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The Chief Justice, through the Administrative Office of the Courts, may let the chief judge appoint or employ certain court personnel when needed for the court’s proper and efficient operation.
United States — Kentucky
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The Division of Forestry is created, and its director may adopt and enforce necessary rules with approval from the secretary for energy and environment. Grant-funded, time-limited hiring is allowed when grant funds are available, with compensation and terms set by the appointing authority and approval required for such
United States — Kentucky
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An employer who violates KRS 337.200 can be fined by the Education and Labor Cabinet, with each day counted as a separate offense and penalty.
United States — Kentucky
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A person or corporation in charge of plumbing work must not hire or use an unlicensed person to install plumbing, except that apprentices may be employed or used.
United States — Kentucky
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Later administrative savings must be used to help pay the special fund assessment on all employers in the Commonwealth.
United States — Kentucky
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This section says it cannot be read to require employers to prefer hiring people with disabilities or to force program participants who do not want to work to become employed.
United States — Kentucky
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The cabinet must send specified reports to the Governor and the Interim Joint Committee on Economic Development and Workforce Investment on set dates through 2025, and this section expires on January 31, 2026.
United States — Kentucky
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The board must adopt and regularly update actuarial tables, assumptions, and methods, and it must commission required valuations and investigations on set schedules.
United States — Kentucky
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People on disability retirement can be asked to complete a yearly review and submit current employment and medical information; missing the deadline can reduce or stop benefits.
United States — Kentucky
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The policyholder may pay premiums using employee funds, employer funds, or both.
United States — Kentucky
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A notice is not invalid just because it has inaccuracies, unless the employer was actually misled and injured by them. Missing or late notice also will not block a compensation proceeding if the employer knew of the injury or the delay was due to mistake or another reasonable cause.
United States — Kentucky
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The Department of Revenue must not contract for prisoner work that would let prisoners access taxpayer information.
United States — Kentucky
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When directed by the Governor, the secretary must take steps to reduce unemployment, support vocational training and guidance, help develop public-works reserves, and promote jobs for unemployed workers statewide.
United States — Kentucky
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Employers must give employees a reasonable lunch period, placed as close to the middle of the work shift as possible, with timing limits of no sooner than 3 hours and no later than 5 hours after the shift starts, unless the employer is subject to the Federal Railway Labor Act.
United States — Kentucky
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Home health agencies must not operate or employ people listed on the nurse aide abuse registry, and they must check and document that registry before hiring a home health aide.