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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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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49a93 Same; basis for computation.

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  A qualifying employee of a participating employer is entitled to service credit if the required employer and employee contributions are paid.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49a78 Same.

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  The retirement board must let a qualifying individual apply for total and permanent disability benefits if satisfactory evidence is presented.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-715 Kansas state employment service; officers and employees; appointments; powers and duties.

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  The secretary of labor must establish and maintain employment offices and appoint needed staff, and may work with certain federal and other organizations on free employment service facilities.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-314 Pay periods; payment methods.

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  Employers must pay wages at least monthly and may choose among specified payment methods, but payroll card rules impose notice, access, and fee limits.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-50,231 Credits against income tax; expiration of tax credit program; eligibility; requirements; terms and amounts; limitations; agreement with secretary of commerce; requirements and conditions of agreement; participation by apprentice not to constitute union affiliation; rule and regulation authority; annual report by secretary of commerce to legislative committees.

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  Eligible employers can get income tax credits for hiring apprentices if they meet the section’s timing, employment, and agreement requirements.

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  Kansas Statutes § 8-2,130 Same; driver must notify division and employer of traffic violations or suspensions, revocations or cancellations of driver's license; information required to be provided by driver to employer.

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  Commercial motor vehicle drivers must report certain traffic convictions and license disqualifications to their employer, and some convictions must also be reported to the division within set deadlines.

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  Kansas Statutes § 79-32,299 Definitions.

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  This provision defines terms used in the act, including several employment-related terms.

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  Kansas Statutes § 44-532a Liability of workers compensation fund for uninsured or insufficiently self-insured insolvent employers; cause of action against such employers.

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  An injured worker may apply for compensation from the workers compensation fund if the employer has no insurance or is unable to pay, and the claim is then heard by an administrative law judge.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49,202 Definitions.

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  This section defines key terms used in the act, including employee, participating employer, covered position, compensation, salary, and several retirement-related dates and categories.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-4986c Employer contributions for Kansas bureau of investigation; amortization of accrued liability.

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  Employer contributions to the Kansas public retirement system must be determined, certified, appropriated, and paid as provided by cross-referenced law, with special treatment for the Kansas bureau of investigation’s prior service liability.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-4935 Eligible employees.

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  This provision says certain employees become members of the retirement system when they start work or return to active employment, with special rules for military leave and former state school retirement system members.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-49,301 Kansas public employees retirement act of 2015; application of act to members, employers and non-vested employees; administration by KPERS board; application of provisions of K.S.A. 74-4901 et seq.

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  This provision sets who must join or stay in the retirement system, bars double membership or double crediting, and assigns the KPERS board to administer the act.

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