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The Call Centers Bill
Indiana bill forces call centers to stay in U.S
Call center worker and consumer protection.
Mixed: some good, some bad ·
If passed, Indiana would require all state call‑center work to stay in the U.S. and punish companies that move jobs abroad by cutting state incentives.
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Citizens should watch this bill because it could keep jobs for Indiana workers but might raise costs for state services if companies pass the extra expense to consumers.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Employers must tell the Indiana Economic Development Corp if they plan to move a call center abroad.
- All state call‑center contracts after July 1 2026 must be done inside the United States.
- Companies that move jobs overseas could lose state grants, loans, and tax credits.
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