Mich. Senate Votes To End Unemployment Checks To Drug Users
The Republican-led Senate voted 28-10 to disqualify people from receiving jobless benefits if they fail a drug test required by a prospective employer.
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The Republican-led Senate voted 28-10 to disqualify people from receiving jobless benefits if they fail a drug test required by a prospective employer.
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The government shutdown is now over, but not everyone is jumping for joy.
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