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HB 1692

  • Pennsylvania House Bill
  • 2025-2026 Regular Session
  • Introduced in House
  • House
  • Senate
  • Governor

An Act amending the act of December 5, 1936 (2nd Sp.Sess., 1937 P.L.2897, No.1), known as the Unemployment Compensation Law, in contributions by employers and employees, further providing for relief from charges; and, in compensation, further providing for ineligibility for compensation and providing for eligibility related to domestic violence.

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Bill Sponsors (17)

Barb Gleim

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 199
Primary

Seth Grove

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 196
Cosponsor

Aaron Bernstine

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 8
Cosponsor

Tina Pickett

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 110
Cosponsor

Mike Jones

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 93
Cosponsor

Rob Kauffman

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 89
Cosponsor

Craig Staats

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 145
Cosponsor

Perry Stambaugh

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 86
Cosponsor

Chad Reichard

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 90
Cosponsor

Dave Zimmerman

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 99
Cosponsor

Keith Greiner

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 43
Cosponsor

Alec Ryncavage

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 119
Cosponsor

Marc Anderson

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 92
Cosponsor

Valerie Gaydos

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 44
Cosponsor

Joe Hamm

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 84
Cosponsor

Josh Bashline

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 63
Cosponsor

Wendy Fink

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 94
Cosponsor

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Jul 01, 2025

House

Referred to Labor & Industry

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