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United States — Iowa
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Compensation is reduced by certain related payments and may be denied when the injury or death was caused by the victim’s consent, provocation, incitement, or criminal conduct, subject to a stated exception for some minors.
United States — Iowa
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A qualified victim is not entitled to compensation if the program’s appropriation has insufficient money to pay it.
United States — Iowa
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A recipient must repay compensation paid by mistake or through non-fraudulent similar circumstances, but not if the department fails to notify the recipient within one year.
United States — Iowa
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A person controlling certain investigative or victim-compensation-related information must let the department inspect and copy it when requested, for crime victim compensation enforcement only.
United States — Iowa
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The department may order emergency compensation to be paid to a person, up to $500, if it determines compensation may be made and that partial immediate payment would cause undue hardship.
United States — Iowa
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A victim keeps the right to sue a person who committed a crime even if compensation is received under the crime victim compensation program.
United States — Iowa
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The department must adopt rules to carry out reparation payment procedures.
United States — Iowa
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The department administers the victim compensation fund and may spend it for listed victim-service purposes, with up to $300,000 per fiscal year for training; unused balances do not revert to the state general fund.
United States — Iowa
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The department must administer the fund money and use it for victim-services programs and certain training reimbursements; fund balances on June 30 do not revert to the state general fund.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including confidential communication, confidential information, military victim advocate, special victims’ counsel, and victim.
United States — Iowa
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Military victim advocates generally cannot be forced to testify about a victim’s confidential communications, except in limited waiver or court-compulsion situations.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter is called the Iowa Wage Payment Collection Law.
United States — Iowa
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An employee can ask the director to handle unpaid wage claims, and an employer must not retaliate against an employee for using this process.
United States — Iowa
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The director may make reciprocal agreements and take or assign legal actions to collect wage claims and related demands, including in other states, subject to the stated agreement, consent, and comity conditions.
United States — Iowa
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Employers can be fined up to $500 per pay period for each violation, and there are deadlines for requesting a hearing and seeking judicial review.
United States — Iowa
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An employee is generally not paid for commuting on employer-provided transportation, unless a collective bargaining agreement says otherwise; travel between worksites during working hours is compensable.
United States — Iowa
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Rights and obligations in this chapter continue until they are fulfilled, even after the employment relationship ends.
United States — Iowa
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A franchisor is generally not treated as the employer of a franchisee or the franchisee’s employees unless specified conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including “days,” “director,” “employee,” “employer,” “health benefit plan,” “liquidated damages,” and “wages.”
United States — Iowa
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Employers must pay wages on a regular schedule and follow specific rules for pay method, direct deposit, expense reimbursement, and late payment consequences.