H.R.4932 - To amend title 5, United States Code, to make certain additional plans eligible to participate in the health benefits program under chapter 89 of such title.

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  • Official: To amend title 5, United States Code, to make certain additional plans eligible to participate in the health benefits program under chapter 89 of such title. as introduced.

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04/02/08
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Se debería requerir que los centros de llamadas revelen la localidad física de sus empleados. Kuhl cosponsored HR4932.

Source: Randy Kuhl
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04/02/08
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Se debería requerir que los centros de llamadas revelen la localidad física de sus empleados. Boswell cosponsored HR4932.

Source: Leonard Boswell
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04/02/08
H.R.4932

H.R.4932 To amend title 5, United States Code, to make certain additional plans eligible to participate in the health benefits program ...

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04/01/08
العمالة

Call centers should be required to disclose the physical location of their employees. Lantos cosponsored HR4932.

Source: Tom Lantos
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03/31/08
Labor

Call centers should be required to disclose the physical location of their employees. Boucher cosponsored H.R.4932

Source: Rick Boucher
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03/31/08
Labor

Call centers should be required to disclose the physical location of their employees. Kuhl cosponsored H.R.4932

Source: Randy Kuhl
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03/31/08
Labor

Call centers should be required to disclose the physical location of their employees. Lantos cosponsored H.R.4932

Source: Tom Lantos
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03/31/08
Labor

Call centers should be required to disclose the physical location of their employees. Boswell cosponsored H.R.4932

Source: Leonard Boswell
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03/31/08
Labor

Call centers should be required to disclose the physical location of their employees. Strickland introduced H.R.4932

Source: Ted Strickland
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01/01/08
HR 4932, To amend title 5, United ...

HR 4932 would amend title 5, United States Code, to make certain additional plans eligible to participate in the health benefits program ...

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