Minnesota HF 3385: Welfare reform; low-income workers enabled to meet basic needs, phased-in minimum wage increase continued beyond 2016, working family credit increased to match level of the federal earned income tax credit, child care assistance provided to low-income workers, Minnesota emergency employment development program reestablished, welfare costs to taxpayers reduced, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.

Status: Introduction and first reading, referred to Labor, Workplace and Regulated Industries (as of 2014-05-16)

State: Minnesota · Session: 2013-2014 · Bill: HF 3385

Subjects: Appropriations, Employment and Economic Development Department, Wages

Sponsors: Moran, Laine, Loeffler

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