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  1. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 435.05 — Requirements for covered employees and employers.

    unknown Act or statute Section 435.05 — Florida Statutes § 435.05 — Requirements for covered employees and employers.

    Florida Statutes § 435.05 — Requirements for covered employees and employers.

    request for the information. (2) Every employee must attest, subject to penalty of perjury, to meeting the requirements for qualifying for employment pursuant to this chapter and agreeing to inform the employer immediately if arrested for any of the disqualifying offenses while employed by the employer. (3) Each employer licensed or registered with an agenc

    Topics: background screening, compliance, employment

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  2. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.094 — Extraterritorial reciprocity.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.094 — Florida Statutes § 440.094 — Extraterritorial reciprocity.

    Florida Statutes § 440.094 — Extraterritorial reciprocity.

    xtraterritorial reciprocity.—(1) If an employee in this state subject to this chapter temporarily leaves the state incidental to his or her employment and receives an accidental injury arising out of and in the course of employment, the employee is, or the beneficiaries of the employee if the injury results in death are, entitled to the benefits of this chap

    Topics: cross-border work, employment, insurance

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  3. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 443.131 — Contributions.

    unknown Act or statute Section 443.131 — Florida Statutes § 443.131 — Contributions.

    Florida Statutes § 443.131 — Contributions.

    are payable by each employer for each calendar quarter he or she is subject to this chapter for wages paid during each calendar quarter for employment. Contributions are due and payable by each employer to the tax collection service provider, in accordance with the rules adopted by the Department of Commerce or the state agency providing tax collection servi

    Topics: contributions, employer reporting, experience rating

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  4. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 443.1118 — Employer-assisted claims.

    unknown Act or statute Section 443.1118 — Florida Statutes § 443.1118 — Employer-assisted claims.

    Florida Statutes § 443.1118 — Employer-assisted claims.

    443.1118 Employer-assisted claims.—(1) DEFINITIONS.—For purposes of this section:(a) “Department” means the Department of Commerce. (b) “Employer-assisted claim” means an initial claim filed by an employer on behalf of its employees who are a part of a mass separation from the employer. (c) “Mass separation” means a full, partial, permanent, or temporary sep

    Topics: benefits administration, employee filing procedures, employer-assisted claims

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  5. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.11 — Exclusiveness of liability.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.11 — Florida Statutes § 440.11 — Exclusiveness of liability.

    Florida Statutes § 440.11 — Exclusiveness of liability.

    fendant may not plead as a defense that the injury was caused by negligence of a fellow employee, that the employee assumed the risk of the employment, or that the injury was due to the comparative negligence of the employee. (b) When an employer commits an intentional tort that causes the injury or death of the employee. For purposes of this paragraph, an e

    Topics: employee claims, employer liability, immunity

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  6. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 443.1313 — Public employers; reimbursements; election to pay contributions.

    unknown Act or statute Section 443.1313 — Florida Statutes § 443.1313 — Public employers; reimbursements; election to pay contributions.

    Florida Statutes § 443.1313 — Public employers; reimbursements; election to pay contributions.

    this section.(1) PAYMENT OF REIMBURSEMENTS.—(a) Unless an election is made under subsection (2), each public employer shall reimburse the Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund the amount of regular benefits, short-time compensation benefits, and extended benefits paid to individuals based on wages paid by the public employer for service described in s. 443.12

    Topics: contribution election, employer reimbursements, public employers

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  7. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.41 — Substitution of carrier for employer.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.41 — Florida Statutes § 440.41 — Substitution of carrier for employer.

    Florida Statutes § 440.41 — Substitution of carrier for employer.

    440.41 Substitution of carrier for employer.—In any case where the employer is not a self-insurer, in order that the liability for compensation imposed by this chapter may be most effectively discharged by the employer, and in order that the administration of this chapter in respect of such liability may be facilitated, the department shall by regulation pro

    Topics: claims administration, insurance

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  8. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 943.134 — Release of employee information by employers.

    unknown Act or statute Section 943.134 — Florida Statutes § 943.134 — Release of employee information by employers.

    Florida Statutes § 943.134 — Release of employee information by employers.

    yee information by employers.—(1) As used in this section, the term:(a) “Employing agency” has the same meaning ascribed in s. 943.10. (b) “Employment information” includes, but is not limited to, written information relating to job applications, performance evaluations, attendance records, disciplinary matters, reasons for termination, eligibility for rehir

    Topics: background investigations, employee information disclosure

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  9. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 443.1215 — Employers.

    unknown Act or statute Section 443.1215 — Florida Statutes § 443.1215 — Employers.

    Florida Statutes § 443.1215 — Employers.

    An employing unit that:1. In a calendar quarter during the current or preceding calendar year paid wages of at least $1,500 for service in employment; or 2. For any portion of a day in each of 20 different calendar weeks, regardless of whether the weeks were consecutive, during the current or the preceding calendar year, employed at least one individual in

    Topics: contributions, employer status, payroll records

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  10. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 435.06 — Exclusion from employment.

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    Florida Statutes § 435.06 — Exclusion from employment.

    435.06 Exclusion from employment.—(1) If an employer or agency has reasonable cause to believe that grounds exist for the denial or termination of employment of any employee as a result of background screening, it shall notify the employee in writing, stating the specific record that indicates noncompliance with the standards in this chapter. It is the respo

    Topics: employee screening, hiring, workplace compliance

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  11. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.092 — Special requirements for compensability; deviation from employment; subsequent intervening accidents.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.092 — Florida Statutes § 440.092 — Special requirements for compensability; deviation from employment; subsequent intervening accidents.

    Florida Statutes § 440.092 — Special requirements for compensability; deviation from employment; subsequent intervening accidents.

    440.092 Special requirements for compensability; deviation from employment; subsequent intervening accidents.—(1) RECREATIONAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES.—Recreational or social activities are not compensable unless such recreational or social activities are an expressly required incident of employment and produce a substantial direct benefit to the employer beyo

    Topics: benefits eligibility, compensability, employment injury

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  12. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.107 — Department powers to enforce employer compliance with coverage requirements.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.107 — Florida Statutes § 440.107 — Department powers to enforce employer compliance with coverage requirements.

    Florida Statutes § 440.107 — Department powers to enforce employer compliance with coverage requirements.

    rry out the provisions of this section, including, but not limited to, preventing any employee or other person from remaining at a place of employment or job site after a stop-work order or injunction has taken effect. (13) Agency action by the department under this section, if contested, must be contested as provided in chapter 120. All penalties assessed b

    Topics: employer compliance, penalties, records retention, stop-work orders

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  13. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 443.121 — Employing units affected.

    unknown Act or statute Section 443.121 — Florida Statutes § 443.121 — Employing units affected.

    Florida Statutes § 443.121 — Employing units affected.

    oying unit that is or becomes an employer subject to this chapter solely by reason of s. 443.1215(1)(f) is subject to this chapter only for employment occurring after the date of the acquisition. (2) TERMINATION OF COVERAGE.—(a) General.—Except as otherwise provided in this section, an employing unit ceases to be an employer subject to this chapter as of Jan

    Topics: coverage termination, elective coverage, employer coverage

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  14. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 238.12 — Duties of employers.

    unknown Act or statute Section 238.12 — Florida Statutes § 238.12 — Duties of employers.

    Florida Statutes § 238.12 — Duties of employers.

    time to time, shall furnish such information as the Department of Management Services may require in the discharge of its duties. Upon the employment of any teacher to whom this chapter may apply, the teacher shall be informed by his or her employer of his or her duties and obligations in connection with the retirement system as a condition of his or her em

    Topics: employee notification, employer reporting, payroll deductions

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  15. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 445.016 — Untried Worker Placement and Employment Incentive Act.

    unknown Act or statute Section 445.016 — Florida Statutes § 445.016 — Untried Worker Placement and Employment Incentive Act.

    Florida Statutes § 445.016 — Untried Worker Placement and Employment Incentive Act.

    445.016 Untried Worker Placement and Employment Incentive Act.—(1) This section may be cited as the “Untried Worker Placement and Employment Incentive Act.” (2) For purposes of this section, the term “untried worker” means a person who is a hard-to-place participant in the welfare transition program because he or she has limitations associated with the long-

    Topics: employment incentives, probationary placement, wage supplementation

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  16. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.091 — Law enforcement officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, or paramedic; when acting within the course of employment.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.091 — Florida Statutes § 440.091 — Law enforcement officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, or paramedic; when acting within the course of employment.

    Florida Statutes § 440.091 — Law enforcement officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, or paramedic; when acting within the course of employment.

    440.091 Law enforcement officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, or paramedic; when acting within the course of employment.—(1) If an employee:(a) Is elected, appointed, or employed full time by a municipality, the state, or any political subdivision and is vested with authority to bear arms and make arrests and the employee’s primary responsibili

    Topics: employee coverage, work-related injury coverage

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  17. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 440.381 — Application for coverage; reporting payroll; payroll audit procedures; penalties.

    unknown Act or statute Section 440.381 — Florida Statutes § 440.381 — Application for coverage; reporting payroll; payroll audit procedures; penalties.

    Florida Statutes § 440.381 — Application for coverage; reporting payroll; payroll audit procedures; penalties.

    e quarterly earnings reports required by chapter 443 and the rules adopted by the Department of Commerce or by the state agency providing reemployment assistance tax collection services under contract with the Department of Commerce through an interagency agreement pursuant to s. 443.1316. The reports must include a sworn statement by an officer or principal

    Topics: audit procedures, coverage application, payroll reporting, penalties

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  18. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 435.10 — Sharing of personnel information among employers.

    unknown Act or statute Section 435.10 — Florida Statutes § 435.10 — Sharing of personnel information among employers.

    Florida Statutes § 435.10 — Sharing of personnel information among employers.

    435.10 Sharing of personnel information among employers.—Every employer of employees covered by this chapter shall furnish copies of personnel records for employees or former employees to any other employer requesting this information pursuant to this section. Information contained in the records may include, but is not limited to, disciplinary matters and a

    Topics: employment references, personnel records

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  19. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 500.149 — Employment of help; expenses and salaries.

    unknown Act or statute Section 500.149 — Florida Statutes § 500.149 — Employment of help; expenses and salaries.

    Florida Statutes § 500.149 — Employment of help; expenses and salaries.

    500.149 Employment of help; expenses and salaries.—The department may employ all help necessary to carry out and enforce the provisions of this chapter relating to foods and may designate any employee of the department to perform any duties necessary to carry out such provisions. All expenses and salaries shall be paid out of the General Inspection Trust Fun

    Topics: employment, public funding

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  20. Provision text match · United States — Florida · en

    Florida Statutes § 445.055 — Employment advocacy and assistance program targeting military spouses and dependents.

    unknown Act or statute Section 445.055 — Florida Statutes § 445.055 — Employment advocacy and assistance program targeting military spouses and dependents.

    Florida Statutes § 445.055 — Employment advocacy and assistance program targeting military spouses and dependents.

    445.055 Employment advocacy and assistance program targeting military spouses and dependents.—(1) The Legislature finds that military families are faced with a variety of challenges, including frequent relocations, recurring deployments, lengthy periods of separation, and heightened anxiety and uncertainty during periods of conflict. A military spouse’s abil

    Topics: career assistance, military families, workforce services

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