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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 199 — Protective services for children -- adoption

199.882 Definitions for KRS 199.881 to 199.888.

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As used in KRS 199.881 to 199.888:
(1)"Cabinet" means the Cabinet for Health and Family Services;
(2)"Child-care provider" means a child-care provider that is rated pursuant to the
quality-based graduated early care and education program rating system set
forth in KRS 199.8943;
(3)"Contribution" means a direct payment to a child-care provider either directly
by an employer or through a third party vendor to subsidize an employee's
eligible child-care costs;
(4)"Eligible child-care costs" means costs to be incurred by an individual for
services rendered by an eligible child-care provider;
(5)"Employee" means an individual who works in Kentucky and is employed by an
employer;
(6)"Employer" means a nonprofit or for-profit entity with at least one
(1)employee
who works in Kentucky in each of twenty
(20)or more calendar weeks in the
current or preceding calendar year;
(7)"Fund" means the fund administered by the cabinet as described in KRS
199.885;
(8)"Program" means the Employee Child Care Assistance Partnership;
(9)"Small business" means a business with fewer than fifty
(50)employees who
are individually contracted to work more than thirty-five
(35)hours per week;
(10)"State match" means the money paid directly to the child-care provider by the
cabinet from the fund described in KRS 199.885; and
(11)"State median household income" means the most recent estimate available of
real median household income for the state, as determined by the United
States Census Bureau, and adjusted for family size.
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