H.R. 11976 — A bill to provide an additional 26 weeks of benefits under the emergency unemployment compensation program.

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Provides an additional twenty-six weeks of unemployment benefits (presently limited to twenty-six weeks) under the Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act of 1974.

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1976-02-19
Introduced in House
1976-02-19
Introduced in House
1976-02-19
Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.

A bill to provide an additional 26 weeks of benefits under the emergency unemployment compensation program.

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