Kan. Admin. Regs. § 110-21-1 - Definitions
For the purposes of these regulations and the act, the following terms and definitions shall apply:
(a) "Adequate health insurance coverage"
means health insurance that is offered by a company to all full-time employees
within the first 180 days of their employment and provides for the following:
(1) At least 50 percent of the premium paid
by the employer;
(2) coverage of
basic hospital care and procedures;
(3) coverage of physician care;
(4) coverage for mental health
care;
(5) coverage for substance
abuse treatment;
(6) coverage for
prescription drugs; and
(7)
coverage for prenatal and postnatal care.
(b) "Administrative or back office" means a
business facility that meets the following requirements:
(1) Is operated by a company;
(2) provides ancillary support services to
the company, but is not directly engaged in the company's primary
function;
(3) generates only de
minimis outside revenue at the facility; and
(4) is capable of being located anywhere
geographically.
(c)
"Agreement" means an agreement entered into between the secretary and a
qualified company as authorized by the act.
(d) "Agreement date" means the date the
department of commerce receives a company's application.
(e) "Applicant" means a company that has
submitted an application to the secretary for determination of eligibility
under the act.
(f) "Base employment
level" means the average number of full-time employees in addition to any
part-time employees calculated as full-time equivalent positions working 2,080
hours annually that existed in Kansas in the 12 months before the agreement
date.
(g) "Benefit period" means
the period of time during which a qualified company shall be authorized to
retain withholding taxes for PEAK-eligible jobs.
(h) "Business facility" means each physical
location in Kansas where any located, relocated, or expanded functions will be
performed.
(i) "Effective date"
means the date the benefit period commences. The effective date shall meet the
following requirements:
(1) Be established by
the qualified company in writing;
(2) be within one year of the date of the
agreement; and
(3) begin on the
first day of a calendar quarter.
(j) "Full-time employment" means an average
of at least 35 hours per week for 52 consecutive weeks.
(k) "Functions" means the activities of a
business facility, office, department, or other operation, including a unit or
production line.
(l) "Headquarters"
means the location of a business facility that meets the following
requirements:
(1) Physically houses principal
officers of the business;
(2) is
where primary direction, management, and administrative support for company
operations are provided;
(3) serves
multiple company work sites internationally, nationally, or regionally within
the United States;
(4) generates
only de minimis outside revenue; and
(5) is capable of being located anywhere
geographically.
(m)
"Located or relocated functions" means functions that are being initially
located or relocated to Kansas.
(n)
"PEAK" means promoting employment across Kansas.
(o) "PEAK benefits" means the payroll
withholding taxes authorized to be retained by a qualified company.
(p) "PEAK-eligible jobs" means PEAK jobs that
are being paid at least the county median wage for the county in which the
business facility is located and for which PEAK benefits are
received.
(q) "PEAK job" means an
employee-occupied job performing a located, relocated, or expanded function.
PEAK jobs are used to satisfy program eligibility requirements including
minimum jobs and wage standard comparison.
(r) "PEAK jobs' median wage" means the middle
wage of the total number of wages that divides the PEAK jobs into two equal
groups, half having wages above the median wage and half having wages below the
median wage. This term is used to determine initial eligibility for benefits,
continued eligibility, and extended benefit periods.
(s) "Wages" has the meaning specified in
K.S.A.
79-3295 and amendments thereto.
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