Bus drivers, urging consideration of shortage in pension reform legislation - HR 231

Cabinet for Health and Family Services, training - SB 218

Candidates of, General Assembly, prohibition of, state position, executive, legislative, or judicial - SB 146

Education and Workforce Development Cabinet, criminal background check, requirement for - SB 155: SCS; HB 592: SCS

Gender-neutral language, make technical correction - HB 614

Health plan, infertility treatment, required coverage for - HB 493

Hearings, Personnel Board, KRS Chapter 13B, exemption from - SB 131

Internal mobility program, full-time positions open to full and part-time employees - SB 34

Judicial Branch Budget - HB 203; HB 203: FCCR, HCS, SCS

Kentucky
Legislative
Merit system, elimination of - HB 553

Organization, authority to associate, organize, and strike - HB 237

Pay equity statistics, Secretary of Personnel to provide - HB 297

Personnel Board, hearing officer requirements, exemption - SB 131: SFA (1)

Public employees, state-sponsored life insurance, eligibility for - HB 158

Retirement, commitment to maintaining public pension benefits - HCR 187

SB 151/EN, enacting clause, deletion of - SB 113: HFA (7), HFA (8), HFA (9)

Secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet, enforcement of Model Procurement Code - SB 83

Sexual harassment policy, establishment of - HB 449

State
State-administered
State/Executive Branch Budget - HB 200; HB 200: FCCR, HCS, SCS

Teachers' Retirement System, delete provisions of pension reform bill relating to TRS - SB 1: SFA (2)

Telehealth, requiring coverage of - HB 12; SB 112; SB 112: HFA (1), HFA (2), SCS, SFA (1), SFA (2)

Telephone CPR, telecommunicators, training for - SB 142; HB 265; HB 265: HCS

Unclassified,
Unclassified service, relatives of legislators or cabinet secretaries, hiring of, prohibition on - HB 78

Vacancies, school districts, notice from superintendent, requiring - SB 101

Workers Compensation Funding Commission, unclassified service for employees - HB 388: SCS

Workers' compensation, psychological injuries - HB 309