H.R. 444 · 108th Congress
Back to Work Incentive Act of 2003
- Stage
- Passed a chamber
- Sponsor
- Jon Porter
- Introduced
- 2003-01-29
- Latest action
- 2004-06-03 · Pursuant to the provsions of H. Res. 656, the texts of H.R. 4409 and H.R. 4411 were appended to the engrossment of H.R. 444 as new matter.
Subjects
Congress
Unemployment
Health
Law
Elementary and secondary education
Education
Higher education
School administration
Minority education
Labor and employment
Commerce
Native Americans
Education of the disadvantaged
Alaska
Preschool education
Special education
Department of Education
Science, Technology, Communications
Armed Forces and National Security
Government Operations and Politics
Economics and Public Finance
Minorities
Crime and Law Enforcement
Social Welfare
Urban affairs
Congressional reporting requirements
Cost of living adjustments
Disabled
Federal aid to education
Indian education
Scholarships
Transportation and Public Works
History
Military personnel
Adult education
Authorization
Recruiting of employees
Government paperwork
Government publicity
Standards
Housing and Community Development
Licenses
Automobiles
Scientific education
College teachers
Indigenous peoples
Engineering
Teachers
Teaching
Technology transfer
Literacy programs
Teacher salaries
Planning
Elementary education
Language and languages
Secondary education
Teacher supply and demand
Black colleges
Mentoring
Fines (Penalties)
School personnel
Grants-in-aid
Academic performance
Educational accountability
Rural education
Business education
Hispanic Americans
Mathematics
Entrepreneurs
Cost accounting
Teaching materials
College costs
Continuing education
Community and school
Teacher education
English language
Graduate education
Educational innovations
Prison labor
Case management
Evaluation research (Social action programs)
Job hunting
Computer software
High technology
Community colleges
Vocational guidance
Hawaiians
Distance education
Educational research
Educational technology
Legal education
Occupational retraining
Educational statistics
Diseases
Unemployment insurance
Employment tests
Rating of teachers
Computer literacy
Urban education
Employment subsidies