Establishes the Employee Child Care Assistance Partnership Program to support West Virginia families by incentivizing employers to contribute to.
The bill creates the Employee Child Care Assistance Partnership Program, administered by the Department of Human Services. Employers, employees, and child-care centers can enter into agreements to share child care costs. The state match varies based on household income, with a maximum of 100% for incomes at or below the state median. The program includes a fund for these contributions, with 25% allocated to small businesses. The Department of Economic Development can incorporate the program into economic development agreements.
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