United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 74-49a54 Same.
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Certain qualifying employees are entitled to prior service credit when they retire.
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Kansas Statutes § 39-1105 Same; employment.
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Public employers and publicly funded workplaces should employ blind, visually handicapped, and otherwise physically disabled persons on the same terms as able-bodied workers, unless the disability prevents the work.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-701 Short title.
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This section gives the act its short title: it may be cited as the "employment security law."
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Kansas Statutes § 74-4927j Insured death and disability benefit and accidental death benefit for members of system with participating employers other than the state fulfilling one-year continuous service requirement.
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Certain participating employers may affiliate, but if they do, they must apply, pay required contributions, and keep beneficiary records.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-569 Same; awards for subsequent injuries to handicapped workers; apportionment of amounts due; duties of commissioner of insurance; employer's liability when fund insufficient, reimbursement.
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The administrative law judge, director, commissioner of insurance, and employer each have specified duties for awards and payment when a worker has a qualifying subsequent injury and the workers compensation fund is involved.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49,126 Payment of accumulated leave or other payments to retirants; payment of actuarial liability; lump-sum or amortization of payment.
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If certain leave or other payments push a retiring member’s final average salary up by more than 15%, the participating employer must pay the retirement system a lump sum for the resulting actuarial liability, unless it uses the amortization option.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-2239 Small employer health benefit plans; definitions.
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This provision defines terms used in the small employer health benefit plans act.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-828 Prohibited practices.
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This section lists prohibited practices for agricultural employers and for agricultural employees or employee organizations.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-4927g Insured death and disability benefit and accidental death benefit for certain employees of educational institutions under state board of regents fulfilling service requirement; employer contributions.
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Employers of covered members must make payroll-period contributions and keep a beneficiary file as prescribed by the board of trustees.
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Kansas Statutes § 74-49a41 Same.
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Certain qualifying employees must be granted service credit for earlier participating-employer service before June 1, 1962, even if that service was not continuous.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-16,130 Cities; counties; prohibition on requiring employers to provide certain wage levels or paid benefits or to alter or adjust employee scheduling.
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Cities, counties, and local government units may not pass or enforce rules that require employers to provide leave, higher pay, extra benefits, or scheduling changes, except where state or federal law requires it.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-702 Declaration of state public policy.
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Kansas states its public policy on unemployment compensation and says all persons and employers are entitled to a neutral interpretation of the employment security law.
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