Finally, the legislation would prohibit discrimination against servicemembers and their families who are covered by these protections and it would double penalties to deter future violations.
Bruce L. Braley: “Finally, the legislation would prohibit discrimination against servicemembers and their families who are covered by…”
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Braley outlines anti-discrimination measures in the proposed legislation.
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