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Employment law in United States — Florida

Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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  Florida Statutes § 443.121 — Employing units affected.

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  This section says when an employing unit stays covered, can end coverage, or can elect coverage under the chapter, and it sets filing deadlines with the tax collection service provider.

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  Florida Statutes § 238.12 — Duties of employers.

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  Employers must keep records, give required information to the Department of Management Services, inform new teachers of retirement-system duties, and report teacher names and employment changes to the department on the stated schedules. Teachers who accept employment are deemed to agree to required deductions and other

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

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  This section lets selected agents receive incentives for placing untried workers into full-time jobs, and it sets conditions for contracts, coverage, pay, and disqualification.

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

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  This section treats certain public law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics as acting within the course of employment when they meet specified conditions.

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

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  Employers must submit payroll reports and cooperate with payroll audits; false application information can be a third-degree felony.

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

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  Employers covered by this chapter must provide personnel record copies to another employer that requests them under this section.

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

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  The department may hire needed help and assign employees to carry out food-related chapter provisions. Expenses and salaries must be paid from the General Inspection Trust Fund.

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

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  Florida creates an employment advocacy and assistance program for military spouses and dependents.

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  Florida Statutes § 601.31 — Citrus inspectors; employment.

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  The Department of Agriculture may hire citrus fruit inspectors for up to one year, and those inspectors must be licensed or certified by the Department of Agriculture.

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  Florida Statutes § 443.1312 — Reimbursements; nonprofit organizations.

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  Nonprofit organizations that become subject to this chapter must either pay contributions or elect to reimburse unemployment benefits, and they must follow notice, payment, and appeal deadlines.

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  Florida Statutes § 295.188 — Preference in hiring veterans for private employers.

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  A private employer may adopt a hiring preference for certain veterans and related family members, and any such policy must be applied uniformly to hiring and promotion decisions.

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  Florida Statutes § 440.151 — Occupational diseases.

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  This section sets rules for workers’ compensation claims based on occupational disease, including when compensation is available, when it is barred, who is liable, and the notice deadline.

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