One additional question. If a young person--say my son, or your son, is twenty-years-old, goes to work for a steel company and works there for 12 years or 15 years. Now they are 35 years old. Company XYZ goes bankrupt, so now that individual would they be eligible for this benefit at the age of 35?
Don Nickles: “One additional question. If a young person--say my son, or your son, is twenty-years-old, goes to work for a steel…”
On the recordMay 16, 2002
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Inquiring about eligibility for benefits after a company bankruptcy.
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