Check out the latest paid leave news from across the country.
Paid Family Medical Leave Makes Sense For Small Businesses, PA Labor Department Says
January 18, 2018
The state Department of Labor made an economic case for establishing a paid family and medical leave fund in a report issued with nine partner organizations on Wednesday.
Walmart Announces Incomplete Paid Leave Policy for Employees
January 12, 2018
OUR Walmart estimates that approximately 60 percent of Walmart associates work part time, just like Bartlett. So while the paid leave policy is a major improvement for full-time associates, the policy will not be applicable for the majority of employees.
Paid Family Leave Approved For Franklin County Workers
January 9, 2018
This morning, the Franklin County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a new Paid Family Leave program to allow employees time to provide parental care immediately following the birth or adoption of a minor child, and to care for a covered family member who has a serious medical condition.
Like thousands of Coloradans, I needed paid family leave and didn’t have it
January 5, 2018
When Congress passed the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) nearly 25 years ago it was meant to be the first -- not the only -- step toward greater financial stability for millions of American families.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Missouri can lead on paid family leave
January 3, 2018
Missouri state officials, on both sides of the aisle, are stepping up and serving as a model for how parental leave strengthens families and benefits employers.
Four Crucial Things You Should Know About New York’s New Paid Family Leave Program
January 1, 2018
Working people in New York state will ring in the new year with an important new right on the job: up to eight weeks of paid family leave (increasing to 12 weeks by 2021).
Paid Leave Improves Patients' Ability To Complete Treatment
December 24, 2017
Patients with cancer whose workplaces offered paid medical leave had better physical and financial health, and were more likely to complete their treatments, according to a recent study conducted by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN).
BETH MESSERSMITH: At some point everyone will need care, or time to care
December 23, 2017
[O]ur leaders often ignore a less visible, but pressing need aging Americans face: caregiving. This usually falls to family and loved ones. About 44 million Americans provide care each year for adult family members and friends, often on top of work and other family obligations.
One way to tackle sexual harassment at work: better parental leave
December 12, 2017
Any company serious about addressing sexual harassment in the workplace should care about the women’s leadership gap. And anyone trying to close that gap must put paid time for caregiving at the top of their to-do list.
Improving Vermonters’ lives
December 12, 2017
In addition to raising the minimum wage, initiating a new government insurance program called Family and Medical Leave Insurance, or FAMLI, would also help Vermonters to improve their ability to support their families.
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