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One thing to note, each state has their own rules and - protocol for distributing TAA benefits

Posted: Apr 30th, 2018 - 8:23 pm In Reply to: Info on TAA for anyone laid off or no longer with Nuance - sm

Some states are easier to work with than others. While it is a federal program, each state makes the rules that they want on how the program will be administered. Your state may allow for lifetime learning, but not every state does.

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Info on TAA for anyone laid off or no longer with Nuance - sm (Views: 1060, 2018-04-30, 6:51 pm)
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- One thing to note, each state has their own rules and - protocol for distributing TAA benefits
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