Working Families Act.
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Overview
An act reducing parent copayments for subsidized child care, reenacting the child tax credit, increasing the state minimum wage to fifteen dollars per hour on labor day 2025 and granting local governments flexibility to set a higher local minimum wage, increasing the income eligibility limit for the property tax homestead circuit breaker, creating a homebuyers' assistance program with the north carolina housing finance agency for first-time homebuyers who work as public servants, and enacting the north carolina paid family leave insurance act to help working families and creating the employer grant fund to offset costs incurred by employers and appropriating funds for that purpose.
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