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Some employers avoid paying taxes and employee benefits by misclassifying their workers as independent contractors. The state House has passed legislation to crack down on the practice. This story features Rep. Bryan Lentz of Delaware County and runs 54 seconds. - 6/9/2008
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FULL STORY.
Some employers avoid paying taxes and employee benefits by misclassifying their workers as independent contractors. The state House has passed legislation to crack down on the practice. This story features Rep. Bryan Lentz of Delaware County and runs 54 seconds. - 6/9/2008
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Rep. Bryan Lentz of Delaware County talks about the House passage of a bill that would crack down on employers that misclassify their workers to avoid paying certain taxes and benefits. Runs 7 seconds. - 6/9/2008
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Soundbite ONLY. Last December, the state Board of Education released the findings of the "costing-out" study that provided a Pennsylvania per-student dollar target for achieving adequate funding levels in each school district. The House Education Committee approved a measure to address the funding gap by implementing Gov. Rendell's proposal to increase the state share of education funding by $2.6 billion over the next six years. Rep. Rich Grucela,D-Northampton, comments on this legislation, and in a second bite, comments on additional education legislation he sponsored that could be voted on by the House next week. First bite runs 11 seconds, second bite runs 18 seconds.
- 6/4/2008
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Soundbite ONLY. Last December, the state Board of Education released the findings of the "costing-out" study that provided a Pennsylvania per-student dollar target for achieving adequate funding levels in each school district. The House Education Committee approved a measure to address the funding gap by implementing Gov. Rendell's proposal to increase the state share of education funding by $2.6 billion over the next six years. Rep. Rich Grucela,D-Northampton, comments on this legislation, and in a second bite, comments on additional education legislation he sponsored that could be voted on by the House next week. First bite runs 11 seconds, second bite runs 18 seconds.
- 6/4/2008
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