That growth was slowed by austerity policies that cut government spending in the Great Recession, instead of helping the Ohioans who needed it. When Congress did the opposite, growth was boosted: Historic levels of government spending β scaled to the size of the problem β sped our recovery from the COVID recession. Check out this finding and more in the latest JobWatch , which includes the annual benchmark to data.
Try stretching that amount to cover rent, utilities, transportation, food, medical care, diapers and other necessities. SB would not solve that problem, but it would make things a little easier for people returning from prison by providing them with a government ID and other documents they need to navigate post-prison life.
Last month, Michael testified in support of the bill , and recommended some improvements. Stay tuned for more detailsβ¦. Head to the Statehouse to support child care providers as they demand funding for a 21st century child care system in Ohio. RSVP here. Pour yourself a drink hard or soft and join us for a virtual cocktail hour β hosted by our friends at ACLU Ohio β to discuss civic engagement and the power of progressive prosecution in Cuyahoga County. Friday, March 15th at PM.
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