Public Officers and Employees

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Administrative
  • law judge, appointment, Lawrence F. Smith - SR 164
  • law judge, appointment, R. Scott Borders - SR 131
Correctional
  • employee career retention program - HB 184
  • employees, career retention program for - HB 184: HCS
    Council on Postsecondary Education employees, purchase of service - SB 280: HFA(1)
    County clerks, closure of office on election days - HB 611
    Death benefits - SB 23; HB 519: SFA (1),(3)
    Department
    • of Public Advocacy, compensatory leave of attorneys - HB 487: HFA(1)
    • of Veterans' Affairs, direct-care employees, exempt from salary schedules - HB 642
    Dept. of Corrections employees, new classification and compensation system for - HB 49
    Elected
    • officials, naming structures and programs for, restrictions - HB 38
    • public officer, intimidating, retaliating against - HB 844
    Employee job performance, employer disclosure, limited immunity - HB 239
    Employees called to military duty or training, leave - SB 14: SCS
    EMS personnel, residency requirement - SB 125
    Executive
    • branch ethics, fundraising by state agencies or public servants, permission for - HB 503: SFA(1)
    • branch ethics, public servant's family member as employee in the same agency - SB 225; HB 226
    Fee office administration, continue to operate as if over 70,000 when population drops below - SB 112
    General
    • Assembly employees, attendance - HB 802
    • Assembly members, resignation from office - HB 801
    Health departments, nurses dispensing in - HB 67: SCS
    Insurance policies, availability of reproductive services, statement regarding - HB 490
    Judicial Retirement Plan, benefits of - SB 271: HCS
    Law enforcement residence requirement - SB 141: SCS
    Mayor, term of office for reelection purposes, clarification of - HB 297
    Medicaid, pharmacy and therapeutics committee, exclusion from membership on - HB 103: SFA(4)
    Nonelected officers, salaries for - HB 729
    Open records, time to produce, increase - SB 19
    Organizations representing state employees, dues deductions for - HB 748: HFA(1)
    Overtime pay, authorize compensatory time in lieu of for county employees - HB 596
    Peace officers, allow for reimbursement costs incurred in initial hiring and training - SB 100: HFA(1)
    Place of employment, notary may be appointed from - HB 87
    Public Service Commission commissioners, full-time employment as - SB 116
    Purchase
    • of air time retirement service credit, exemption from applying - HB 427: SFA(1)
    • of retirement service credit by active employees, eligibility requirements - HB 801: SCS
    Real
    • estate appraisals, licensed brokers and salespersons, uniform standards of measure - SB 233
    • estate appraisers, board of licensure, executive director, qualifications - SB 234
    • estate appraisers, board of licensure, membership - SB 235
    Registrar of vital statistics, birth certificates, issuance of - HB 233
    School
    • board members, eligibility - HB 187
    • employee, lost worktime due to on-the-job assault - HB 374
    Security exemptions, open meetings, records - SB 136; SB 136: SCS
    Sex offender registration, place of employment or schooling - SB 278
    State
    • buildings, denial of entry into - HCR 29
    • employee annual increments, adjustment after each year of the biennium - HB 787
    • employee organizations, definition of - HB 748: HCS
    • employee voluntary membership dues, collection of - HB 748: HFA(2)
    • employees, authorization of paid leave for volunteers of American Red Cross - SB 14
    • medical examiner, autopsy photos and other records, limited release of - HB 77: HFA(3)
    Theft of identity and improperly obtaining financial information - HB 79
    Training of - HB 548
    Voluntary telecommunications career development training - HB 154
    Wardens of state penitentiaries, prisoner release, parties notified - HB 93

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