Alaska law offers some protection to the employee who is brought to the job by the employer, and then is stranded there without fault.
The statute. Alaska Statutes 23.10.380-400 provide:
Sec. 23.10.380. Right to return transportation.
(a) An employer who furnishes, finances, agrees to furnish or finance, or in any way provides transportation for a person from the […]
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