This Labor Day, Support an Important Proposal to Help Maryland’s Working People and Children
Labor Day is a time to honor workers’ contributions to our communities and our country. Unfortunately, too many workers in read more
Proposed Rule Will Tear Families Apart and Put Children at Risk of Homelessness
The Trump Administration has proposed yet another rule designed to make it more difficult for immigrants and their families to read more
Improving the Child Tax Credit Would Benefit More than 700,000 Marylanders
Refundable tax credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit make an important difference for working read more
Removing barriers to opportunity for formerly incarcerated people benefits all Marylanders
Every Marylander should have the chance to achieve their full potential. However, Marylanders with a criminal record often face significant read more
Proposed Overtime Rules Would Leave Behind Thousands of Maryland Workers
A recently proposed change to federal rules guiding when workers must be paid overtime does not go far enough, protecting read more
Maryland Should Build on $15 Minimum Wage Victory to Reach More Workers
The subminimum wage for workers who rely on tips will remain the same, at $3.63 an hour, without further action read more
Increasing Use of SNAP Time Limit Won’t Help Low-Income Marylanders Find Jobs
Officials at the U.S. Department of Agriculture have proposed a new rule would cut off nutrition assistance to as many read more
Rent Is Rent: State Should Follow Baltimore’s Lead and Prohibit Landlords From Discriminating Based on Income Source
The Baltimore City Council last week considered a bill requiring landlords to treat federal housing assistance the same as any read more
Proposed Immigration Rule Change Would Harm Maryland Families and Communities
This week, the Trump Administration proposed a new rule that would make it harder for many lawful immigrants to remain read more
Maryland Needs to Invest in Working Families to Support a Thriving Economy
While our state’s overall economy is stronger, a decade after the Great Recession many working Marylanders’ paychecks have not fully read more
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