Louisiana § 49:113 Salaries and wages of employees illegally separated; off-set of wages earned in outside employment

Louisiana Statutes

§ 49:113 — Salaries and wages of employees illegally separated; off-set of wages earned in outside employment

Louisiana § 49:113

Title 49State Administration

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La. Stat. Ann. § 49:113 (2026).

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Employees in the state or city civil service, who have been illegally discharged from their employment, as found by the appellate courts, shall be entitled to be paid by the employing agency all salaries and wages withheld during the period of illegal separation, against which amount shall be credited and set-off all wages and salaries earned by the employee in private employment in the period of separation.

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Employees in the state or city civil service, who have been illegally discharged from their employment, as found by the appellate courts, shall be entitled to be paid by the employing agency all salaries and wages withheld during the period of illegal separation, against which amount shall be credited and set-off all wages and salaries earned by the employee in private employment in the period of separation.