Kan. Admin. Regs. § 21-42-5 - Preservation of records
(a)
Employment records. When a complaint or notice of investigation has been served
on an employer, labor organization or employment agency under the Kansas act
against discrimination, the respondent shall preserve all personnel records
relevant to the investigation until such complaint or investigation is finally
adjudicated. The term "relevant to the investigation" shall include, but not be
limited to, personnel, employment or membership records relating to the
complainant and to all other employees, applicants or members holding or
seeking positions similar to that held or sought by the complainant, and
application forms or test papers completed by an unsuccessful applicant and by
all other applicants or candidates for the same position or membership as that
for which the complainant applied and was not accepted, and any records which
are relevant to the scope of the investigation as defined in the notice or
complaint.
(b) Membership club
records. Where a complaint or notice of investigation has been served on a
membership club under the Kansas act against discrimination, the respondent
shall preserve all records relevant to the investigation until such complaint
or investigation is finally adjudicated. The term "relevant to the
investigation" shall include, but not be limited to, applications for
membership on file at the time the complaint or notice of investigation is
served and those received following service of the complaint or notice of
investigation whether or not they have been accepted or rejected, membership
lists, records of payment of initiation fees or regular dues, together with the
minutes of meetings of the club conducted in conformity with the constitutions
or by-laws adopted by the membership.
(c) Other records. Any other books, papers,
documents, or records of any form which are relevant to the scope of any
investigation as defined in the notice or complaint shall be preserved during
the pendency of any proceedings by all parties to the proceedings unless the
commission specifically orders otherwise.
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