Ensuring that the ultrarich and wealthy corporations pay their fair share will support public investments in paid family and medical leave, child care, and aging and disability care, which all of us need and deserve. [...] INVESTING IN CARE HELPS WOMEN, FAMILIES, EMPLOYERS, COMMUNITIES, AND THE ECONOMY THRIVE • The lack of care investments is hurting families, workers, and the economy as a whole. [...] • Parents need care infrastructure, such as child care, paid leave, and aging and disability care, as much as they need physical infrastructure, such as roads and highways, in order to work, support and care for their families, and contribute to our economy. [...] • And these public investments would also make care work more sustainable for the women of color who make up a disproportionate share of care workers and struggle to provide for themselves and their families. [...] IF WE MAKE THE WEALTHIEST AND MEGA CORPORATIONS PAY MORE IN TAXES, THERE WILL BE MORE THAN ENOUGH TO INVEST IN CARE • In 2025, we must ensure that the giant tax loopholes for the wealthiest that were part of the Republican-passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expire.
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