United States — Louisiana
RS 23:663
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This section defines “Commission,” “Employee,” and “Employer” for the chapter.
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United States — Louisiana
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This section defines “Commission,” “Employee,” and “Employer” for the chapter.
United States — Louisiana
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No person may employ, hire, recruit, or refer an alien who is not entitled to lawfully reside or work in the United States for private or public employment within the state.
United States — Louisiana
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The Office of Group Benefits may impose a surcharge on employees or retirees, and it must remove a participant employer or enrollee from the program if the surcharge is not paid on time.
United States — Louisiana
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This section states the purposes of the apprenticeship chapter, including training people for employment, creating voluntary apprenticeship programs, and setting up apprenticeship-related administration.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain witness officers must be paid appearance fees and related travel allowances, with specific payment rules and limits.
United States — Louisiana
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Plan assets cannot be used for anyone other than members and their beneficiaries, with limited return of employer contributions made by mistake.
United States — Louisiana
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Employers must deduct and transmit member contributions and file monthly checklist reports; reporting agencies that cause overpayments must repay the system.
United States — Louisiana
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Plan assets generally must be used only for members’ and beneficiaries’ exclusive benefit, with limited return of employer contributions in cases of mistake of fact.
United States — Louisiana
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Plan assets may not be used for anyone else’s benefit, except that mistaken employer contributions can be returned under stated limits and timing.
United States — Louisiana
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This section lists when a subplan member may retire and sets conditions for certain retirees, including documentation, a written election before retirement, contribution rules during later reemployment, and limits on extra benefits.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain employers must report specified workplace deaths, illnesses, and injuries within 90 days, and office employees must keep related identities confidential.
United States — Louisiana
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Public employers generally may not force employees out because of age, with a special rule requiring certain law enforcement personnel and firefighters to be separated at age 65 unless a limited one-year continuation is certified.
United States — Louisiana
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Tax commission members and employees have strict oath, bond, disclosure, and outside-employment rules, and violations can be punished.
United States — Louisiana
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The board of trustees may refuse membership to certain teachers, but must release and refund a member who must join the U.S. Civil Service Retirement System because of employment and asks to leave.
United States — Louisiana
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A funding deposit account must be created and used only as this section allows. The board of trustees may adjust contribution rates and direct account funds for listed retirement-funding purposes, but the account balance cannot be overdrawn.
United States — Louisiana
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This section explains how employee and employer tax overpayments, withholding credits, refunds, and underpayments are handled.
United States — Louisiana
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This section states that the subpart is intended to provide mechanisms for compliance with Louisiana constitutional requirements on employer funding of state and statewide public retirement systems.
United States — Louisiana
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A pension under this Part is not reduced or denied because of later employment earnings or other income.
United States — Louisiana
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This section defines key terms used in the Chapter, including applicant, board, licensee, person, private investigator, registrant, and registration card.
United States — Louisiana
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This section lets qualifying employers seek a refundable modernization tax credit, but the credit is subject to approval, annual caps, timing rules, and a June 30, 2025 application cutoff.