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El Mercado para pequeñas empresas (SHOP) puede ayudar a los empleadores a dar cobertura de seguro médico de alta calidad y asequible a los empleados directamente de las compañías de seguros certificadas de NY State of Health. El Mercado para pequeñas empresas de NY State of Health (SHOP) es el único lugar donde los empleadores pueden aprovechar el Crédito fiscal de atención médica para pequeñas empresas, si es elegible.
Puede comparar varios planes y compañía de seguros en línea. Haga clic en “Cotización rápida” ahora para ver los planes y tarifas disponibles en su área.

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propietario único Puede comprar la cobertura de seguro médico a través del Mercado para individuos, donde puede, al reunir las condiciones exigidas, ser elegible para el crédito fiscal que lo ayudará a reducir el costo de la cobertura.

 
 
 
 

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Los corredores de seguro son expertos que asesoran a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas acerca de sus opciones de planes de salud y los ayudan a tomar las mejores decisiones, tanto para sus empleados como para su negocio.
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Los corredores de seguro son expertos que asesoran a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas acerca de sus opciones de planes de salud y los ayudan a tomar las mejores decisiones, tanto para sus empleados como para su negocio.
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Note: Authorized users must meet, at a minimum, either the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualifications Standards, the California State Personnel Board Specification for State Historian II or Associate State Archaeologist, or meets the California Business and Professions Code requirements for a state licensed Landscape Architect, plus additional experience requirements stipulated by the State Historical Resources Commission on July 31, 2009.
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To establish an Agreement, download and fill out the CHRIS Access and Use Agreement. Individuals seeking access under an existing Agreement (e.g., employees of a consulting company), must complete and sign an Authorized User Form and a Statement of Qualifications, and attach a resume or curriculum vitae in PDF format. Submit the Agreement to any of the nine ICs; the IC Coordinator receiving the form will sign it on behalf of the CHRIS and assign it a number. To temporarily share CHRIS data with a third party not covered by your Access and Use Agreement, complete and submit a Conditional Use Agreement to the appropriate IC(s).

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State status: Not ListedFederal status: Not ListedOn This PageDescriptionLife HistoryDistribution and HabitatStatusHuntingManagement & Research NeedsWatchable WildlifeDescriptionThe wild turkey is native to North America. Turkeys were widespread when the Europeans arrived and may have predated the earliest human inhabitants. At the time of European colonization, wild turkeys occupied all of what is currently New York State south of the Adirondacks.The Eastern wild turkey is a large and truly magnificent bird.
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Las agencias autorizadas contratan cuidadores capacitados que brindan una variedad de servicios en el hogar con un pago privado que incluye, entre otros, compras de comestibles, preparación de comidas, limpieza, baño y vestimenta.

 
 
 
 
 

 

Pequeñas empresas

El Mercado para pequeñas empresas (SHOP) puede ayudar a los empleadores a dar cobertura de seguro médico de alta calidad y asequible a los empleados directamente de las compañías de seguros certificadas de NY State of Health. El Mercado para pequeñas empresas de NY State of Health (SHOP) es el único lugar donde los empleadores pueden aprovechar el Crédito fiscal de atención médica para pequeñas empresas, si es elegible.
Puede comparar varios planes y compañía de seguros en línea. Haga clic en “Cotización rápida” ahora para ver los planes y tarifas disponibles en su área.

Hágalo ahora  Cotización rápida
Solicite ayuda Encuentre un corredor de seguro médico en su zona.
 

 
 
 
 

Pequeñas empresas

El Mercado para pequeñas empresas (SHOP) puede ayudar a los empleadores a dar cobertura de seguro médico de alta calidad y asequible a los empleados directamente de las compañías de seguros certificadas de NY State of Health. El Mercado para pequeñas empresas de NY State of Health (SHOP) es el único lugar donde los empleadores pueden aprovechar el Crédito fiscal de atención médica para pequeñas empresas, si es elegible.
Puede comparar varios planes y compañía de seguros en línea.
Furthering Your Education | California Conservation Corps
Corpsmembers who participate in CCC-AmeriCorps programs may be eligible to receive the AmeriCorps Segal Education Award upon completion of their service. Depending on the length of their service term, Corpsmembers can earn more than $6,000 per year. The award is valid for seven years. Corpsmembers can use their award for a variety of traditional and nontraditional training, as well as study abroad programs; refer to the link above for more details.
To serve in an AmeriCorps program, Corpsmembers must be either United States citizens or lawful permanent residents.
Corpsmembers who have completed the requirements can access their award on the AmeriCorps scholarship portal. Any questions on accessing the award may be directed to the National Service Hotline at 1-800-942-2677 or via the AmeriCorps webpage.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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