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More Republicans back spending on child care, saying it's an economic issue - Vimarsana News

More Republicans back spending on child care, saying it's an economic issue

Like a lot of mothers, North Dakota state Rep. Emily O’Brien struggled to find infant care when her daughter Lennon was born in 2019. So O’Brien, a Republican who represents the Grand Forks region, brought Lennon along to meetings with local leaders and constituents. O’Brien had her second daughter, Jolene, in 2022, not long before […]

Source: wric.com
Missouri House gives initial approval to child care tax credits - Vimarsana News

Missouri House gives initial approval to child care tax credits

A bill that would create tax credits designed to make child care more affordable and accessible won initial approval Tuesday from the Missouri House.

House gives initial approval to child care tax credits | State News - Vimarsana News

House gives initial approval to child care tax credits | State News

A bill that would create tax credits designed to make child care more affordable and accessible won initial approval Tuesday from the Missouri House.

Source: komu.com
Opponents cheer as Iowa bill removing gender identity from state civil rights law fails - Vimarsana News

Opponents cheer as Iowa bill removing gender identity from state civil rights law fails

All three members of a House Judiciary subcommittee said they will not sign off on moving the bill forward.

How worker engagement levels affect Michigan businesses - Vimarsana News

How worker engagement levels affect Michigan businesses

Employee engagement nationwide is stagnating after it saw a peak during the pandemic followed by a drop, a recent Gallup study found.

Source: yahoo.com