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John, Lauren Underwood is fighting to protect working families.

Right now, millions of Americans are forced to make an impossible choice: take time off to care for a loved one or keep their job. That’s why Lauren has introduced the Job Protection Act in the House — a historic expansion of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) that would extend protections to tens of millions more workers nationwide.

The Job Protection Act would ensure that workers in small businesses, part-time jobs, and those new to the workforce can take the time they need — whether it's to welcome a child, care for a sick parent, or recover from an illness — without fear of losing their job. But we will need to show a groundswell of grassroots support to get this bill passed.

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For over 30 years, FMLA has helped millions of families — but nearly half the workforce isn’t eligible for this safeguard. The Job Protection Act will close these gaps by:

✅Covering employees of small businesses.
✅Expanding protections to part-time and multi-job workers.
✅Reducing the time required to qualify for leave from 12 months to just 90 days.

No one should be forced to choose between their paycheck and their family. This bill is a critical step towards a future where all workers have the security they deserve — and we need your support to get it over the finish line.

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Let’s make this happen.

— Team Underwood
Lauren Underwood for Congress
13400 S. Route 59
Suite 116 Box 248
Plainfield, IL 60585
United States
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