LR171

Interim study to examine the impact of the "cliff effect" on Nebraska families receiving public assistance

Introduced·5/12/25
Introduced Text

Nebraska LR171 proposes an interim study to examine the "cliff effect" on families receiving public assistance.

Nebraska LR171 proposes an interim study to examine the "cliff effect" on families receiving public assistance. The "cliff effect" refers to a situation where an increase in income, such as a raise or additional work hours, results in a disproportionate loss of public assistance benefits. This study will analyze how the cliff effect impacts workforce participation and long-term economic self-sufficiency. The Health and Human Services Committee will conduct the study and report findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or Legislature.

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Where it stands

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Health and Human Services Committee
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Committee decision

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History

May 19, 2025

Legislature

Referred to Health and Human Services Committee

May 12, 2025

Legislature

Date of introduction

May 12, 2025

Legislature

Referred to Executive Board