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AK HB125
Bill
Status
10/5/2022
Primary Sponsor
David Nelson
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AI Summary
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Expands employment preference rights for private employers to include active service members, veterans, spouses, dependent children, and surviving spouses of deceased service members and veterans.
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Establishes preference for persons in active service, on furlough, or honorably discharged from U.S. Armed Forces, Alaska military units, and Alaska Territorial Guard.
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Defines dependent child as natural, step, or adopted child who is permanently disabled or under 19 years old (or under 23 if full-time student at accredited institution).
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For state employees, provides 5 percent preference points for active/former service members and 10 percent for disabled veterans and former prisoners of war in numerical assessments.
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Allows substitution of military work experience or training for non-military experience requirements if military credentials meet or exceed position standards.
Legislative Description
Military And Family Employment Preference
Education
Last Action
EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 11/7/22
10/5/2022