Paid Leave
An American dad in Sweden now has plenty of family time – NBC

Family leave is a Catholic issue – U.S. Catholic

Being openly dedicated to the betterment of employees and their families remains a gold standard for Catholic organizations that align themselves with the Catholic mission. Some Catholic companies have begun to go beyond FMLA regulations to further support employees and their families.

An American dad in Sweden now has plenty of family time – NBC

A New Study Shows How Other Countries Are Making Paid Leave Work – Slate

Jody Heymann, the study’s senior author, says it’s clear that if the U.S. implemented a program aligning with the study’s findings, “families would be less likely to fall into poverty, women would have better economic outcomes in terms of their earnings, which contributes to family earnings, and the U.S. would be every bit as able to compete and have as low an unemployment rate.”

An American dad in Sweden now has plenty of family time – NBC

Inside the movement for paid time off to have a baby — in Utah and beyond – Deseret News

[P]erhaps the fact that the LDS Church — “a major employer in the state” — already offers paid parental leave will help move discussions along at the Legislature, said Senate Minority Leader Gene Davis, D-Salt Lake City. “The more we see employers instigating this in the private sector,” he said, “it only means that the public sector needs to do the same thing.”

An American dad in Sweden now has plenty of family time – NBC

My Turn: Paid family leave would be a workforce driver – Concord Monitor

Being on the advisory board of the Workforce Accelerator 2025, the board of the New Hampshire Manufacturing Extension Partnership, the statewide champion of the Manufacturing Sector Partnership Initiative, and former chair of New Hampshire’s Business and Industry Association, I am very much aware of the workforce development challenges facing the state. A paid leave program in New Hampshire would be a workforce driver for the state.