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Employment Access for Recidivism Reduction Nationwide

A bill to increase the incentives for employers to hire qualified ex-felons by enhancing the effectiveness of the work opportunity tax credit, to reduce the backlog of applications pending certification under the work opportunity tax credit program, to enhance the effectiveness of the Federal bonding program, to enhance the effectiveness of the Federal bonding program, and to authorize a pilot program for employment-focused re-entry projects.

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4/2/2008--Introduced.
Employment Access for Recidivism Reduction Nationwide or the EARN Act - Directs the Secretary of Labor to:
(1) promote the work opportunity tax credit program by reducing backlogs of employer applications for certifications under such program and by i... moreSee Full Bill Text

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June 19, 2008 Opposition to same-sex marriage rallies in Albany

The coalition is encouraging the passage of legislation S.2800/A.4978, sponsored by Sen. Serphin Maltese, R,C-Middle Village, and Assemblyman Anthony ...

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