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Wisconsin is sitting on a $4.6 billion surplus and a record $1.9 billion rainy-day fund, but workers are still struggling to access paid leave. It’s time to use this surplus for what really matters.
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This letter campaign is just one example of how you can take action in the fight for Paid Leave for ALL Wisconsin families. Choose to make a difference by selecting one of the actions below.
Tell Legislators it's time for paid leave for working Wisconsinites! Join our letter-writing campaign to tell your legislators to support Paid Family & Medical Leave in Wisconsin.
Your story is unique and powerful. What happened when you were faced with caring for a loved one, but getting time off work seemed impossible? What were you forced to do? Share your experiences so we can highlight it with policymakers to influence change.
Join organizations and businesses across the state to fight for Wisconsin's first Paid Family & Medical Leave program. It's time to invest in our workforce with family supporting policies, so that our communities can thrive.
The Wisconsin Care Coalition is building a movement of working Wisconsinites to advance the care economy policies. We are committed to working with affected community members and leaders, organizations, and policymakers to make Paid Family & Medical Leave a reality.
Are you concerned about the lack of investment in our workforce and absence of paid leave policy to support our working families, and want others to know about it? Here's a list of local newspapers you can reach out to!
Promote Paid Family & Medical Leave on social media! We encourage you to Like and Share our Facebook Page, and keep up to date on our progress by signing up for our newsletter and interest form. Let's make a difference in the lives of working families together!
Paid leave is not just a benefit, it is a fundamental right. We must fight for it as we fight for all basic human rights.
Paid Leave for Wisconsin Campaign