Legislature(1999 - 2000)
04/20/1999 01:37 PM Senate L&C
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HB 123-MINIMUM WAGE & OVERTIME EXEMPTIONS
CHAIRMAN MACKIE called the Senate Labor and Commerce Committee
meeting to order at 1:37 p.m. and announced HB 123 to be up for
consideration. He said that Senator Leman had worked with the
sponsor on language regarding nonprofit activities.
SENATOR LEMAN moved to adopt the CS (Craemer4/20/99) to HB 123.
There were no objections and it was so ordered.
REPRESENTATIVE ROKEBERG concurred with the definition of nonprofit
activities in the CS.
MR. PAUL GROSSI, Direction, Division of Workmens' Compensation,
said that Section (a) of AS 23.32.30 excludes a number of
categories of workers from Workmens' Compensation and this is
usually what the Board goes by for coverage. If they are not
specifically excluded, the Board assumes they are covered.
SENATOR KELLY asked if most ski patrols in Alaska were covered now
under Workmens' Compensation.
MR. GROSSI answered that he didn't know about all of them, but
Alyeska and Eaglecrest are covered. He explained that the
employer/employee relationship test is different for the feds and
other various statutes. The Workmens' Compensation Board has its
own test.
MR. CHRIS ROSS, National Ski Patrol, said that he understands all
patrollers and operators in Alaska are covered. They don't see
that this bill would change that relationship. They do not intend
to change to status quo with Workmens' Compensation.
Number 100
SENATOR LEMAN moved to pass SDSHB 123(L&C) from committee. There
were no objections and it was so ordered.
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