One Step Closer, but Not There Yet: Maryland’s 2019 School Funding Legislation
The General Assembly took an important step forward for Maryland children this year, passing legislation to begin implementing the recommendations 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
Revised State Budget Paves the Way for Significant New Investment in Education
Photo by K Whiteford
Maryland lawmakers are poised to move forward with a budget that invests significantly more in schools read more
Maryland Shouldn’t Double Down on Ineffective Federal Tax Breaks for ‘Opportunity Zones’
This week Maryland lawmakers are considering a proposal from Gov. Hogan to give additional state tax breaks to companies participating read more
First Look at the Governor’s Budget
For the first time in years, the governor’s proposed state spending plan for the next budget year includes no major read more
Building Our Future
A Revenue Plan for World-Class Schools in Maryland
Maryland policymakers have a once-in-a-generation opportunity in this legislative session to guarantee read more
Building Our Future
Investing in World Class Schools Across the State to Support Thriving Communities and a Healthy Economy
Public education is part read more
Maryland Should Reform Tax Breaks to Target Aging Adults Facing Financial Hardship
Like the rest of the nation, Maryland has seen its workforce age over time. Our labor force supports children, elders, read more
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