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Paid Family Leave by State Number Increasing in U.S.

HR Digest

Paid family leave by state, or paid family and medical leave (PFML), is a state-specific family leave law that provides employees with paid family and medical leave. states offering family leave require employees and/or employers to contribute to a paid leave fund.

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STUDY: Less Negative Spillover of Paid Parental Leave than Hyped

HR Digest

It includes leaves given to expectant fathers, mothers, and leaves for adoption. Traditionally, all firms are required by international labor laws to give at least 12 weeks of paid leave to women employees who are entering motherhood. Maternity leave hurts work-life balance.

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Prioritize Financial Well-being in the Workplace

Empuls

💡 71% feel the cost of living is outpacing growth in their salary or wages. While the insurance premium is discretionary, plans include regular check-ups and eye and dental coverage. Some employers also offer short or long-term disability insurance for those affected and unable to work.

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Everything You Need to Know When an Employee Takes a Leave of Absence

Insperity

Am I required to continue paying salary when employees are on FMLA leave? You are only required to continue paying employees on FMLA leave if they have available paid time off or sick time and they choose to use it or you have a policy that requires the use of paid time off prior to leaves progressing as unpaid.

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Everything You Need to Know When an Employee Takes a Leave of Absence

Insperity

Am I required to continue paying salary when employees are on FMLA leave? You are only required to continue paying employees on FMLA leave if they have available paid time off or sick time and they choose to use it or you have a policy that requires the use of paid time off prior to leaves progressing as unpaid.