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Tennessee Government
9:01 am
Fri May 25, 2012
Governor Haslam Signs Bill to Help Unemployed
By Associated Press
Governor Bill Haslam has signed a proposal to help Tennesseans get off unemployment and find a job. The legislation, called the "Tennessee Works Act.,” unanimously passed both the state House and Senate.
It creates a pilot program providing employers with grants to pay for training expenses for recently laid-off workers or workers whose jobs have gone overseas. In order to continue receiving the grant funds, employers agree to hire a portion of the employees trained. Sponsors say the legislation is proof Republicans and Democrats can work together to make Tennessee a better place.
