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Policy notice 6000-828706

HUBZone Program Requirement for Firms to Provide Job Descriptions

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Effective: March 4, 2022
Related Programs: Related programs: HUBZone

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  • Information notice 6000-849335

    HUBZone Resident Employee Work Requirement and “Attempt to Maintain” Requirement

Last updated August 30, 2023
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