Commentary: Program for Paid Family and Medical Leave Should Be on Its Death Bed

By Elizabeth Hovde / Washington Policy Center

Posted 10/14/22

When the Legislature meets in January, it should do an about-face on another social program that isn’t carrying its financial weight as promised. Instead, there are plans and recommendations to …

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