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Employment law in United States — Kansas

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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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 44-808 Unlawful acts of employer.

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  An employer must not interfere with employees’ protected rights, control labor organizations, refuse a requested service letter after termination, retaliate for protected action or testimony, unlawfully deduct union dues, or use spies on employees.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49a116 Membership for certain employees.

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  A qualifying employee must become a member of the Kansas public employees retirement system if the stated conditions are met and the required employer and employee contributions are paid.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-50,106 Review and approval of proposed agreements by secretary of commerce; eligibility.

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  The secretary of commerce must review employer applications for proposed agreements, and employers must include required job, wage, and training information. The secretary also sets eligibility guidelines and may use funds for major project investments.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-527 Final receipts.

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  The employer is entitled to a final receipt for compensation, but must file the receipt or release with the director within 60 days; the director must process these filings and may disapprove them within 20 days.

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  Kansas Statutes § 75-5705 Division of employment and security, establishment and administration.

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  A division of employment security is established within the department of labor, and the secretary of labor must administer it or arrange for its administration.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-2246 Same; employer income tax credit for corporations, computation of amount, reduction of deductions, election to claim, refunds; no inclusion of employer expenses in employee income; application date.

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  Employers may claim a Kansas income tax credit for qualifying health insurance or health savings account amounts, with limits, exclusions, refund rules, and required election timing.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-1138 Kansas employment first oversight commission; membership; duties.

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  This section creates a seven-member Kansas employment first oversight commission and sets rules for its meetings, duties, reporting, and administration.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49,302 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the act.

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  Kansas Statutes § 79-32,291 Credit for qualified employer tuition reimbursement.

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  A qualified employer taxpayer may claim a Kansas income tax credit for tuition reimbursed to a qualified employee, subject to timing, cap, and nonrefundability limits.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49a142 Membership and retirement benefits for certain employees; benefit payments; basis for and payment of employer contributions; deduction of employee contributions from benefits.

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  A qualifying employee becomes a member of the Kansas public employees retirement system and receives retirement benefits; the employer must pay contributions, and employee contributions are deducted from benefits.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-2261 Employer providing certain health insurance coverage may offer cafeteria plan; employer not restricted in providing such benefits or coverage; definitions.

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  An employer that offers employee-paid health insurance may also offer a premium-only cafeteria plan, except employers using self-insured or self-funded group health benefit plans are excluded from that subsection.

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  Kansas Statutes § 72-2217 Supplemental contracts of employment authorized.

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  A school district board may enter into supplemental employment contracts with district employees.

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