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Paid family leave: While US lags behind, more states set policies – The Christian Science Monitor

Paid family leave: While US lags behind, more states set policies – The Christian Science Monitor

[Rhode Island state senator Gayle Goldin] says Rhode Island’s program has won over small business owners who were initially opposed, and has become a selling point for companies recruiting staff to work there. “It’s important not only because they [employees] think they’ll need the leave, but also about the values of the state…. It sets the tone for workplace culture,” she says.

Paid family leave: While US lags behind, more states set policies – The Christian Science Monitor

A policy is born: Paid family leave for city employees – Arizona Daily Sun

Councilmember Eva Putzova, who pushed for the [paid leave] measure to be included in this year’s budget, agreed. “At some point it’s difficult to talk about family values and not follow through,” said Putzova, adding that in Slovakia, where she grew up, such a benefit is seen as almost a right.