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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 § 74-49a24 Prior service credit for certain employees; basis for computation.

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  Certain qualifying employees must be granted prior service credit when they retire.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-759 Administrative rulings; availability of.

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  The secretary of labor must make certain labor department rulings available to contributing employers and publish a description of each ruling in the Kansas register within 30 days, while hiding the specific employer’s identity.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49a50 Same; basis for computation.

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  Certain qualifying retirement-system employees are entitled to prior service credit for all service with another participating employer when they retire.

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  Kansas Statutes § 13-13a12 Employment of president and other employees by regents; delegation of authority.

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  The board of regents of a municipal university may employ the university president and other needed employees, set their compensation, provide needed facilities and materials, and adopt bylaws for internal university matters.

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  Kansas Statutes § 8-2,131 Same; requirements which must be complied with by employer of commercial driver.

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  An employer of a commercial driver must require certain applicant information and must not let a driver operate a commercial motor vehicle in the listed disqualifying situations.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-5a17 Notice of disease and filing of claim; deemed waived, when.

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  An employee or claimant must give notice of an occupational disease, and any related death, within 90 days, and file or serve a claim within one year; some failures may be waived unless timely objected to.

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  Kansas Statutes § 75-4326 Existing rights of public employer not affected.

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  This section preserves a public employer’s existing right to manage employees and agency operations.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-1401 Citation of act.

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  This provision says K.S.A. 44-1401 through 44-1408 may be cited as the neighborhood improvement and youth employment act.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-4939a Employer contributions for school districts; distribution; disbursement; procedures for school districts; remittance to KPERS.

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  The education department must distribute certain school-district employer contribution funds, and school districts must deposit and remit those funds to KPERS.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-131 Discharge of certain employees prohibited.

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  An employer may not fire an employee because the employee volunteers as a firefighter or certain emergency or law enforcement volunteer roles.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-705 Benefit eligibility conditions; procedure regarding refusals of suitable work; notice to claimant; audit process for employer reports of claimant work search and my reemployment plan compliance; notice of such, reporting options.

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  Unemployed claimants must meet registration, work-search, claim-filing, and other eligibility conditions to receive benefits.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-570 Same; employer's liability for no-dependent deaths; awards to fund; duties of commissioner of insurance; refund.

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  Kansas employers covered by workers’ compensation must pay $18,500 to the commissioner within 30 days after an award when a death has no dependents eligible for compensation, and the commissioner may refund payments in certain cases.

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