Kansas § 44-1403 Same; eligible entity defined; private businesses, additional requirement

Kansas Statutes

§ 44-1403 — Same; eligible entity defined; private businesses, additional requirement

Kansas § 44-1403

Ch. 44LABOR AND INDUSTRIES

Art. 14NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT AND YOUTH EMPLOYMENT

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Bluebook

Kan. Stat. Ann. § 44-1403 (2026).

Text

For purposes of this act, "eligible entity" means:

(a)A unit of local government, a nonprofit private organization, a native American Indian tribe, or private business which agrees to perform the following:

(1)Submit a plan to provide summer and after school employment opportunities for qualified youth;

(2)assign an officer or employee of the entity or a tribal or organization member to serve as a mentor or advisor to each youth employed by the entity pursuant to this act; and

(3)abide by such guidelines as may be required by the secretary.

(b)A private business must further agree to pay at least 50% of the wages and related fringe benefits of the youths it employs pursuant to this act.

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For purposes of this act, "eligible entity" means:
(a) A unit of local government, a nonprofit private organization, a native American Indian tribe, or private business which agrees to perform the following:
(1) Submit a plan to provide summer and after school employment opportunities for qualified youth;
(2) assign an officer or employee of the entity or a tribal or organization member to serve as a mentor or advisor to each youth employed by the entity pursuant to this act; and
(3) abide by such guidelines as may be required by the secretary.
(b) A private business must further agree to pay at least 50% of the wages and related fringe benefits of the youths it employs pursuant to this act.