HB 4691

House·16th Congress·Filed Jul 7, 2014

An Act Granting a Non-Cumulative Leave with Pay of Three (3) Days Annually to Employed Parents to Attend to the Special Needs of Their Children

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RepresentativeEvelio "Bing" Leonardia
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HBN-04691 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

An Act Granting a Non-Cumulative Leave with Pay of Three (3) Days Annually to Employed Parents to Attend to the Special Needs of Their Children

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