It looks (tentatively) like the new At-Home-Parents plan does have a work test–one parent in the household must work. “Under the proposed rule changes, the [money] would also be used to pay married parents … when one parent works and the other cares for the child. … Single parents who do not work are currently not eligible for the subsidy, nor would they be under the new proposal for married couples.” https://t.co/q3DSCha1KB

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