Michigan Legislature - Senate Resolution 0059 (2009)

Sponsors Mark Jansen - (primary)
Bruce Patterson, Patricia Birkholz, Jason Allen, John Pappageorge, Cameron Brown, Alan Cropsey, Gerald Van Woerkom, Roger Kahn, Alan Sanborn, Nancy Cassis

Categories Unemployment Benefit Funding

A resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to authorize the use of federal stimulus dollars to offset the looming FUTA federal unemployment tax increase and to urge the Governor to use her influence in the current administration to zealously advocate for such relief for Michigan job providers.

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History (House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE)

Date	Journal	Action
6/2/2009	SJ 46 Pg. 841	RULES SUSPENDED
6/2/2009	SJ 46 Pg. 841	REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND TOURISM
6/24/2009	SJ 56 Pg. 1057	DISCHARGE COMMITTEE APPROVED
6/24/2009	SJ 56 Pg. 1057	PLACED ON ORDER OF RESOLUTIONS
6/25/2009	SJ 57 Pg. 1156	ADOPTED
6/25/2009	SJ 57 Pg. 1156	ROLL CALL # 359 YEAS 36 NAYS 0 EXCUSED 1 NOT VOTING 0

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