Minnesota SF 667: Welfare reform; low-income workers basic needs; welfare costs reduction; low-income worker child care; working family tax credit and minimum wage increases; emergency employment development program; appropriation

Status: Referred to Jobs, Agriculture and Rural Development (as of 2013-02-21)

State: Minnesota · Session: 2013-2014 · Bill: SF 667

Subjects: Children and Families, Economic Development, Employment and Economic Development Department, Government-State, Human Services and Human Services Department, Popular Names, Taxation-Income, Wages and Salaries

Sponsors: Marty, Hayden, Torres Ray

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