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Fla. Stat. ch. 112, pt. I — CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT;RETIREMENT; TRAVEL EXPENSES · BenchPath

The Florida Statutes

Part I. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT;RETIREMENT; TRAVEL EXPENSES

2026 Florida Statutes. Published by The Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine).

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Chapter 112
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§ 112.011Disqualification from licensing and public employment based on criminal conviction.
§ 112.0111Restrictions on the employment of ex-offenders; legislative intent; state agency reporting requirements.
§ 112.021Florida residence unnecessary.
§ 112.042Discrimination in county and municipal employment; relief.
§ 112.043Age discrimination.
§ 112.044Public employers, employment agencies, labor organizations; discrimination based on age prohibited; exceptions; remedy.
§ 112.0455Drug-Free Workplace Act.
§ 112.046Political party committee membership allowed.
§ 112.048Voluntary retirement with half pay authorized for elective officers of cities or towns; appropriation.
§ 112.05Retirement; cost-of-living adjustment; employment after retirement.
§ 112.0501Ratification of certain dual retirements.
§ 112.0515Retirement or pension rights unaffected by consolidation or merger of governmental agencies.
§ 112.061Per diem and travel expenses of public officers, employees, and authorized persons; statewide travel management system.
§ 112.062Cabinet members; educational and informational travel expenses.
§ 112.063Reimbursement of county employees for educational expenses.
§ 112.08Group insurance for public officers, employees, and certain volunteers; physical examinations.
§ 112.0801Group insurance; participation by retired employees.
§ 112.0804Health insurance for retirees under the Florida Retirement System; Medicare supplement and fully insured coverage.
§ 112.0805Employer notice of insurance eligibility to employees who retire.
§ 112.081Circuit judges, participation.
§ 112.09Evidence of election to provide insurance.
§ 112.10Deduction and payment of premiums.
§ 112.11Participation voluntary.
§ 112.13Insurance additional to workers’ compensation.
§ 112.14Purpose and intent of law.
§ 112.151Group hospitalization insurance for county officers and employees.
§ 112.153Local governmental group insurance plans; refunds with respect to overcharges by providers.
§ 112.161Change in position or reclassification; continuance or resumption of membership in retirement system.
§ 112.171Employee wage deductions.
§ 112.175Employee wages; withholding to repay educational loan.
§ 112.18Firefighters and law enforcement or correctional officers; special provisions relative to disability.
§ 112.181Firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, law enforcement officers, correctional officers; special provisions relative to certain communicable diseases.
§ 112.1815Firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and law enforcement officers; special provisions for employment-related accidents and injuries.
§ 112.18155Correctional officers; special provisions for posttraumatic stress disorders.
§ 112.1816Firefighters; cancer diagnosis.
§ 112.182“Firefighter rule” abolished.
§ 112.19Law enforcement, correctional, and correctional probation officers; death benefits.
§ 112.191Firefighters; death benefits.
§ 112.1911Emergency medical technicians and paramedics; death benefits.
§ 112.1912First responders; death benefits for educational expenses.
§ 112.1913Effect of ch. 2003-412.
§ 112.1915Teachers and school administrators; death benefits.
§ 112.1921Administrative leave for law enforcement officers.
§ 112.193Law enforcement, correctional, correctional probation, juvenile detention, and juvenile probation officers’ commemorative service awards.
§ 112.194Law enforcement correctional, juvenile detention, and juvenile probation officers’ Medal of Valor.
§ 112.195Florida Medal of Valor and Florida Blue/Red Heart Medal.
§ 112.21Tax-sheltered annuities or custodial accounts for employees of governmental agencies.
§ 112.215Government employees; deferred compensation program.
§ 112.217Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles; employees’ benefit fund.
§ 112.218Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles personnel files; fees for copies.
§ 112.219Substitution of work experience for postsecondary educational requirements.
§ 112.22Use of applications from foreign countries of concern prohibited.
§ 112.23Government-directed content moderation of social media platforms prohibited.

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