paid family leave
Compensated caregiving time
Paid family leave is time off from work with continued wages, typically for caring for a newborn, newly adopted child, or seriously ill family member.
Unlike unpaid leave, workers receive some or all of their regular pay during the absence: The company offers twelve weeks of paid family leave.
Policies vary widely by country and employer, with some nations mandating it by law while others leave it to individual companies.
- maternityState of being pregnant
- paternityMale parent status
- parentalOf mothers and fathers
- new parentSomeone with a newborn
- newbornInfant just delivered
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Required work beyond standard hours
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