JUST AS REPUBLICANS in Congress are moving to beef up work requirements for people who receive welfare, California lawmakers are moving to do the opposite. 

Included in a recent state Assembly budget proposal, and in a bill the Assembly passed last Wednesday, is a plan to remake CalWORKs, the state’s federally funded cash welfare program that requires recipients to work or search for jobs using a list of approved activities.

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