On the recordJune 2, 2015
This bipartisan bill would encourage job creation by providing States with more flexibility to help unemployed individuals collect paychecks instead of benefit checks.
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congress.govThis bipartisan bill would encourage job creation by providing States with more flexibility to help unemployed individuals collect paychecks instead of benefit checks.
Renacci discusses a bipartisan bill aimed at enhancing job creation and supporting the unemployed.
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