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Twenty-seven years ago, President Clinton signed the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which established that (many but not all) workers could take unpaid, job-protectedโฆ
There are two bills, the โProtecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Actโ (H.R. 2474/S. 1306) and the โPublic Service Freedom to Negotiate Actโ (H.R. 3463/S.1970),โฆ
On January 28, the Ways and Means Committee is holding a hearing on Legislative Proposals for Paid Family and Medical Leave. The members of the Workerโฆ
Washingtonโs Paid Family & Medical Leave program officially launched January 1, 2020. By close of business January 5, nearly 6,400 Washingtonians had already submitted applications.โฆ
In addition to boasting Halloween, October carries the charge of National Work and Family Month. October is a time when people in organizations across theโฆ