We introduced a bill last session, we are going to put it back in this session, that is going to encourage employers to hire the spouses of our soldiers. We give a tax break to employers who hire ex-cons. We ought to give a tax break to employers who hire the spouses of soldiers who have gone to war for us because that is the kind of caring we have got to do, caring about what happens to them when they get back but caring about the worries they carry as they go to battle. That is very popular among employers who are interested in doing that. There are so many things, and what a great idea you have got, a job fair-type, national job fair promoted by the Congress for our wounded soldiers. That is a great idea.
John Rice Carter: “We introduced a bill last session, we are going to put it back in this session, that is going to encourage employers to…”
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Discussing a bill to encourage hiring spouses of soldiers and proposing a national job fair for wounded soldiers.
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