United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 74-49a109 Same.
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A specific reemployed participating employee must be reinstated in the retirement system and receive participating service credit if the stated contributions are paid.
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United States — Kansas
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A specific reemployed participating employee must be reinstated in the retirement system and receive participating service credit if the stated contributions are paid.
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Certain eligible participating-employer employees are entitled to specific retirement service credit, and the prior service benefit must be calculated using a stated annual salary amount.
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Certain long-term participating-employer employees may get prior service credit and participating service credit if contributions are paid.
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Certain eligible members may buy service credit by paying 4% of prior compensation, and the payment must be made within 6 months of the act’s effective date.
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Kansas employers required to withhold under federal law must also withhold on certain Kansas-resident or Kansas-service wages, subject to a 14-day extra-performer exception.
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K.S.A. 44-704a and 44-713a are part of and supplemental to the employment security law.
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Employers must not fire or otherwise discriminate against an employee for making a report under the cited Kansas statutes.
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This provision defines terms used in the act, including employee, school year, military service, and related retirement-system terms.
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City officers and employees may get back deducted salary contributions when they leave before retirement, and certain long-serving employees may keep contributions and later receive retirement benefits.
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Employers may not fire or threaten to fire a permanent employee because of jury service or related attendance in a Kansas court.
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The optional death benefit plan is available to eligible retirement-system members, and certain non-state participating employers may elect to affiliate for this purpose.
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This section lets a member withdraw or leave contributions on deposit after termination, and sets rules for returning to covered employment and buying back forfeited service credit.