United States — Nebraska
§ 48-1010. Suits against governmental bodies; authorized.
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State agencies and political subdivisions may be sued for claims under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
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United States — Nebraska
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State agencies and political subdivisions may be sued for claims under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
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Final determinations and appeal decisions are conclusive under the Employment Security Law, except where reconsideration, appeal, or judicial review is available.
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The Department of Revenue must periodically estimate sales tax refunds under the Employment and Investment Growth Act and send the estimate to specified state fiscal bodies.
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A city may levy a general business occupation tax in an enhanced employment area, but not on certain already-taxed or tax-exempt transactions.
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This provision defines key terms used in sections 42-364.01 to 42-364.14, including earnings, disposable earnings, employer, employee, workweek, and pay period.
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A consumer reporting agency is not barred from giving certain consumer identifying and employment information to a governmental agency.
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If an employer, workers' compensation insurer, or risk management pool fails to file a report required by the Workers' Compensation Court, it commits a Class II misdemeanor. The Attorney General must act for the state. If notice or knowledge of an employee injury or death exists and the report is not filed, certain lim
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If a taxpayer does not meet or keep the required employment, wage, or investment levels for a project, tax incentives can be recaptured or disallowed.
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This section defines terms used in the School Employees Retirement Act.
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Benefits must be paid promptly, and a judicial-review filing does not stop or suspend the case. If certain employer noncharging conditions apply and a benefits decision is finally reversed, the employer’s account is not charged for benefits paid under the erroneous determination.
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An employer that follows a qualifying out-of-state income withholding order is protected from civil liability for withholding child support from the obligor’s income.
United States — Nebraska
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Terms defined in the Nebraska Revenue Act of 1967 or the ImagiNE Nebraska Act generally carry the same meaning in the Key Employer and Jobs Retention Act, unless that Act’s context or express language requires otherwise.
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This provision defines several terms used in sections 68-601 to 68-631, including wages, employment, employee, state agency, and related federal-law terms.
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The department may garnish a person’s wages, salary, or other employment income to recover health service costs for an eligible child, if the stated conditions are met.
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This provision requires the board of education, the retirement-system administrator, employers, and employees to provide and maintain retirement-system records and information, and it limits when those records are treated as public records.
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A professional employer organization must keep fiduciary funds separately, retain related deposit and withdrawal records, and give a client an accounting and copies of records on request.
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A court may allow a person whose operator’s license is impounded under section 60-6,211.02 to drive to and from work.
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A parolee in a correctional or contract facility may be allowed to leave during necessary and reasonable hours for listed purposes such as work, school, medical care, family emergencies, treatment, and rehabilitation.
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“Labor organization” means certain organizations, committees, or plans formed to deal with employers about work-related matters.
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This section makes it unlawful for a minor or any person to make false age or parent/guardian claims to obtain covered materials or admission, and it also bars hiring minors to assist with obscene-material sales or exhibition unless a parent or legal guardian gives a written affidavit first.