Code of Alabama
Chapter 2 - Department of Labor.
Section 25-2-4.1 - Employees of Certain Colleges or the Alabama Community College System.

(a) All persons employed by Bishop State Community College, Southern Union State Community College, Bevill State Community College, and the Alabama Community College System who are part of the Alabama Career Center System on July 1, 2015, with no adverse effect as to salary or benefits, shall be transferred, subject to the contingency described in subsection (c), to the Alabama Department of Labor.
(b) All transferred employees shall be placed into Merit System classifications as determined by the State Personnel Department. The State Personnel Department shall credit all transferred employees with his or her years of service while with the Alabama Career Center System. All transferred personnel shall be covered by the Merit System Act and shall be entitled to all privileges and responsibilities as other Merit System employees and their service and removal shall be subject to the Merit System Act and the rules of the State Personnel Department.
(c) Implementation of this section is contingent upon federal Congressional appropriation of adequate funding from the Federal Workforce Investment Act or any successor or similar act for fiscal year 2015 or later, as determined by the Director of Finance.
(d) The Department of Labor shall contribute an amount to the State Employees' Insurance Fund for each of the retired employees of the Alabama Career Center System equal to any amount appropriated by the state to fund benefits for retired employees as determined by the State Employees' Insurance Board, contingent upon compliance with federal mandate.

Structure Code of Alabama

Code of Alabama

Title 25 - Industrial Relations and Labor.

Chapter 2 - Department of Labor.

Section 25-2-1 - Established; Seal.

Section 25-2-1.1 - Department Renamed.

Section 25-2-2 - Duties Generally.

Section 25-2-3 - Divisions; Officers.

Section 25-2-4 - Employees.

Section 25-2-4.1 - Employees of Certain Colleges or the Alabama Community College System.

Section 25-2-5 - Applicability of Merit System.

Section 25-2-6 - Secretary of Labor - Qualifications and Requirements; Vacancies; Compensation.

Section 25-2-7 - Secretary of Labor - Powers and Duties.

Section 25-2-8 - Secretary of Labor - Promulgation of Rules and Regulations.

Section 25-2-9 - Secretary of Labor - Right of Entry.

Section 25-2-10 - Secretary of Labor - Designated Chief of Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service Division.

Section 25-2-11 - Secretary of Labor - Agreements With Federal Agencies.

Section 25-2-12 - Board of Appeals - Creation; Composition; Compensation.

Section 25-2-13 - Board of Appeals - Powers and Duties Generally; Appeals From Findings as to Dangerous Condition, etc., of Machines, Etc.

Section 25-2-14 - Board of Appeals - Procedure; Record of Proceedings, Etc.

Section 25-2-15 - Board of Appeals - Sessions.

Section 25-2-16 - Board of Appeals - Promulgation, Amendment, etc., of Rules and Regulations - Proposals.

Section 25-2-17 - Board of Appeals - Promulgation, Amendment, etc., of Rules and Regulations - Hearings.

Section 25-2-18 - Board of Appeals - Promulgation, Amendment, etc., of Rules and Regulations - Effective Date; Publication, Etc.

Section 25-2-19 - Variations From Rules or Regulations.

Section 25-2-20 - Review of Rules or Regulations - Petition to Board of Appeals.

Section 25-2-21 - Review of Rules or Regulations - Commencement of Action in Circuit Court.

Section 25-2-22 - Employers to Furnish Information; Access to Records, Accounts, etc., of Employers.

Section 25-2-23 - Powers of Secretary, Officers of Department and Board of Appeals as to Witnesses.

Section 25-2-24 - Enforcement of Laws Administered, etc., by Department; District Attorney's Fee.

Section 25-2-25 - Penalties for Violations of Chapter or Rules or Regulations of Board of Appeals; False Statements Under Oath.

Section 25-2-26 - Disposition and Expenditure of Appropriations and Federal Allotments.

Section 25-2-27 - Minimizing Adverse Effects on Certain Unemployed and Underemployed Workers.