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Category: Nationwide News

Michelle 2015, Businesses, Connecticut news, Nationwide News, Updates

Microsoft, Facebook and Silicon Valley “Lead on Leave”

Nationwide, nearly 87% of workers do not have access to paid family leave. Seeking to improve this statistic, White House officials and Secretary of Labor Tom Perez recently embarked on a national “Lead on Leave” road tour where they meet with workers, businesses and local officials to discuss the benefits of paid leave.

Michelle 2014, Businesses, fmla, Medical Leave, Nationwide News, Stories

FMLA is not Enough – One Employee’s Struggle to Make Ends Meet after Cancer Treatment

Daphne Richards, a newly-divorced mother of two living in Colorado, thought that she had found the perfect fit as a shift manager at a Chick-fil-A in Larkridge, Colorado, according to 7 News Denver.

Michelle 2014, fmla, Nationwide News

Paid Family Leave: Why is the U.S. So Far Behind?

If our social lives are consistently being simplified by a nationwide acceptance of new technologies year by year, why can’t this be the case for policies that benefit our careers and professional lives?

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Connecticut Paid Leave Authority Website

The CT Paid Leave Authority will implement & administer paid leave in CT! Check out the Authority’s new website for more specifics on what to expect and how the program will impact you, your family, or your business.
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