United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 154E.3B - Licensure of employers
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An employer that provides interpreting or transliterating services for employees may be licensed, and the board must adopt rules for licensing actions.
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An employer that provides interpreting or transliterating services for employees may be licensed, and the board must adopt rules for licensing actions.
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