Working Families Task Force Act of 2025
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Overview
This bill establishes a national task force, the Working Families Task Force, to examine the challenges faced by working families and develop recommendations to improve their standard of living. The task force will include representatives from various federal agencies and consult with external stakeholders. It will assess current policies, propose legislative and regulatory changes, and ultimately submit a report to Congress outlining its findings and recommendations.
Key provisions
- Establishes an Interagency Task Force on Working Families.
- Requires the Task Force to meet at least quarterly.
- Directs the Task Force to identify and evaluate factors impacting working families’ standard of living.
- Mandates the Task Force to develop policy recommendations for Federal agencies and Congress.
- Requires the Task Force to consult with external stakeholders and public experts.
- Sets a deadline for the Task Force to submit a report to Congress.
- Defines the appropriate congressional committees to receive the report.
- Includes a broad range of issues to be considered, such as affordable housing, childcare, wages, and healthcare.
Who is affected
- Working families
- Federal agencies
- Congress
- Low- and moderate-income households
- Families with children
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