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EEOC Opinion Says Title VII Protects Transgender Workers Introduction to Cloud Computing – Slides from Recent Webinar State Courts Replacing Paper with Electronic Record-Keeping Coming in 2014 – Managed Care Expansion for all Medicare and Medicaid Services Received by Dual … Continue reading →

Chart of Monthly Deeming Break-Even Points for a Federal SSI Payment Immigration law, politics see wave of change in 2 years Spousal Impoverishment Protections Available in Waiver Programs Consumer Advocates File Comments on New York State Proposal to Manage Care … Continue reading →

New Job Opening Posted Nine U.S. Banks Said to be Examined on Overdraft Fees Inside the foreclosure factory, they’re working overtime Brookings Report: The Ongoing Impact of Foreclosures on Children Senate Votes to Extend Bankruptcy Judge Positions, Preventing ‘Genuine Crisis’ … Continue reading →

An Early Look at Windows Server 8 CFPB to Apply Disparate Impact Theory for Discriminatory Lending Downward Mobility from the Middle Class: Waking Up from the American Dream Albany Bishop tells State Senate that pay gap threatens social justice 12-ADM-02: … Continue reading →

Fair Hearing of the Month  ABA and CFPB Clash Over Attorney-Client Privilege CFPB: Fair Notice on Fair Lending NY Times: Medicare to Expand Competitive Bidding on Equipment CLASP: The President Gives Full Support to Restoring Civil Legal Aid Funding CBPP: … Continue reading →

Medicaid Managed Care Explained Testimony on Strengthening the Safety Net CLASP: The House Workforce Block Grant Bill Heads in the Wrong Direction Building a Healthy America: A Profile of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Free Software: Startup Delayer Alleviating Poverty in the United States: The Critical Role of SNAP Benefits NY Times: Antipoverty Tax Program Offers Relief, Though Often Temporary GIS 12 MA/012: Premium Rates for Use with the Family Health Plus Premium Assistance … Continue reading →

12-OCFS-INF-02: 2012 Income Standards for the Child and Family Services Plan NY Times: Lenders Again Dealing Credit to Risky Clients Critics Say Proposed Rule Would Make Millions Ineligible For Health Insurance Subsidies Why one in five U.S. adults doesn’t use … Continue reading →