NEWS + RESOURCES
NEWS + RESOURCES
“If conservatives are to rebuild a culture of healthy families in America, it will in all likelihood be through gradual strides such as [paid family leave].”
- Terry Schilling, American Principles Project
Emergency paid leave is just good business
Even before the global pandemic stripped our households of critical care infrastructure and resources, America’s working families were stretched to the bone trying to make it all work. The need for adequate paid family leave policies had been growing by the year, with public policy struggling to catch up with the realities American workers had been facing on the ground.
The conservative case for paid family leave
As policymakers consider how to shore up the labor force and support families during this uncertain time, an expanded paid leave policy should rise to the top of consideration, particularly for fiscal hawks hand-wringing over the nation’s ballooning debt.
Congress should provide parents an opportunity to care for newborn and adopted children
Strong, stable, and thriving families are the building blocks of our society. When a couple chooses to start or grow their family, they need all the support they can get.
OPINION: Paid family leave could give new parents a much-needed lifeline
It is time to put our pro-life and pro-family beliefs to action by supporting the “Economic Security for New Parents Act” just introduced by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Rep. Ann Wagner (R-Mo.).
Rubio’s pro-family, conservative family leave policy promotes stability
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) has just introduced a flexible and fiscally responsible plan for new moms and dads, one that would be beneficial for many young families, including families like mine.