United States — Louisiana
RS 23:291.1
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Judges in a reentry division must issue temporary or permanent certificates of employability in the stated cases.
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United States — Louisiana
RS 23:1691
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This section voids agreements that make workers give up benefits rights or pay the employer’s contribution, and it bars employers from wage deductions, waiver demands, retaliation, or blocking benefit claims.
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RS 51:2399.4
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The department may issue modernization tax credits if the employer meets the listed requirements, and the employer has no right to the credits unless the department approves them.
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RS 33:5161
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A political subdivision may create post-employment benefits funds and related trusts by ordinance or resolution.
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RS 11:1939
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Certain eligible people may get retirement credit after an application, but they and their employer must provide certifications and pay the required amount.
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RS 11:2024
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The actuary must redirect certain employer contributions into the Rabbi Trust when a member is determined to be an excess benefit participant, and the plan’s funds must not be mixed with other retirement-system or qualified-plan monies.
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RS 23:1541
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The administrator must send employers quarterly benefit-charge statements and annual contribution-rate notices, and employers may request review or judicial review within stated deadlines.
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RS 11:1195.2
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If an employer eliminates a position by privatizing, outsourcing, contracting out the service, or similar means, the employer must pay the related unfunded accrued liability. The amount is set by the system’s actuary, can be amortized over 10 years, and may be paid in a lump sum or monthly installments with interest. L
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RS 11:450
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When a participant ends participation, they may choose a lump sum or systematic payouts, and monthly retirement benefits begin. If they stop only plan participation but keep working, benefits and contributions are handled differently.
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RS 42:805
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The office must send each employer agency a monthly invoice premium statement, and the employer agency must reconcile it, collect employee contributions, and remit the statement and contributions within 30 days. If the agency does not pay on time, the state treasurer must withhold the delinquent amount from state funds
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RS 33:2533
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This section defines terms used in this Part, including appointing authority, classified service, promotion, seniority, and temporary appointment.
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RS 23:668
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Employers covered by this chapter must create and keep employee records and retain them for at least three years after the employee’s last day of employment.
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