The attorney general and the commissioner of labor and workforce development shall report annually to the governor on the status of employment in the state, the effect of nonresident employment on the employment of residents in the state, and methods to increase resident hire. The report shall be submitted by January 31 of each year, and the governor shall notify the legislature that the report is available.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 10. Employment Preference
Sec. 36.10.005. Legislative findings.
Sec. 36.10.030. Reduction of work force.
Sec. 36.10.040. Application to contracts involving federal funds.
Sec. 36.10.070. Unavailability of preferred workers.
Sec. 36.10.076. Notification by state or political subdivision.
Sec. 36.10.080. Chapter incorporated in contracts.
Sec. 36.10.090. Publication of list of violators.
Sec. 36.10.100. Retainage and penalty.
Sec. 36.10.120. Investigations and hearings.
Sec. 36.10.130. Resident hire report.
Sec. 36.10.140. Eligibility for preference; approval of job-training programs; certification.
Sec. 36.10.150. Determination of zone of underemployment.
Sec. 36.10.160. Preference for residents of economically distressed zones.
Sec. 36.10.170. Preference for economically disadvantaged minority residents.
Sec. 36.10.175. Preference for economically disadvantaged female residents.
Sec. 36.10.180. Projects subject to preference.
Sec. 36.10.190. Reporting provisions.
Sec. 36.10.200. Criminal penalties.