Paid leave includes, but is not limited to family leave, personal leave, and sick leave.
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The ones that want to leave, the ones that can leave and want to leave leave.
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She held my hand unnecessarily hard and whispered: Don't leave me please leave me don't leave me please leave.
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They won't ask you for leave, sick leave or maternity leave.
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A comprehensive paid family and medical leave plan would cover the same needs established with bipartisan support in the Family and Medical Leave Act, including parental leave, family care leave, personal medical leave, and military exigency and caregiving leave.
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When you leave UConn, you leave your teammates and you leave your coach.
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"All of us, one hand, asking for one thing: leave, leave, leave," the protesters sang.
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Paid paternity leave also makes a huge difference — but paternity leave specifically, not maternity leave.
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As a reminder, any such leave will run concurrently with an employee's leave entitlements under applicable law, potentially including FMLA leave or state/local sick leave.
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But even parental leave has a double standard: Men who take paternity leave are often praised more for taking leave, while women taking maternity leave is merely tolerated.
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""There&aposs no decision to leave, nor did we issue any plans to leave or prepare to leave.
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Of all workers who take family leave, just 13 percent take paid leave, while 763 percent take unpaid leave.
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Paid family and medical leave Currently, the Family Medical Leave Act gives employees 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave.
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And paid family leave is not just about parental leave; it should also cover family and medical leave as well.
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So whether it's paid sick leave, paid family leave, maternity leave — all of those issues are top priority for us.
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If a worker can draw weeks of Social Security for parental leave, why not for medical leave or family leave?
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The Princesses would never leave without me and I couldn't leave with the King, and the King will never leave.
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She said MPs had a choice: leave the EU with a deal, leave without a deal, or not leave at all.
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Walmart offers 12 weeks of paid maternity leave, nine weeks of unpaid maternity leave, and two weeks of paid paternity leave.
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She said lawmakers had a choice: leave the EU with a deal, leave without a deal, or not leave at all.
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The federal parental leave law, known as the Family and Medical Leave Act, provides for 12 weeks of parental leave — unpaid.
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Many employees say they value the paid maternity leave and paternity leave, as well as the bereavement leave the company offers.
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Benefits like paid family leave, bereavement leave and sick leave will be given all employees, hourly as well as salaried workers.
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Google knows that people don't leave companies; they leave bosses.
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Puerto Rico can't even leave if they want to leave.
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When you leave during war, you leave as a loser.
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I don't think the advertisers leave until the consumers leave.
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When I leave, I leave them in a good way.
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But when you leave the festival you leave that behind.
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It's no wonder employees don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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" Officer: "Leave all unattended bags alone, just leave them alone.
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Employees can tap into annual leave, receive leave at half pay or access leave in advance of earning it, according to the statement.
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Come here, but when you leave Mexico—when you leave Germany, when you leave Russia, wherever—you've left that culture for a reason.
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Officers on leave All seven officers are on leave, Martin said.
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She can't leave but does she really want to leave, anyway?
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"If the neighbors leave, you will see everybody leave," he said.
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"Leave means leave" has become a popular slogan on social media.
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The official "Vote Leave" campaign, which has distanced itself from Leave.
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I leave my husband snoozing in bed and leave for work.
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The campaign is for parental leave, not just maternity leave. Why?
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If you don't leave before midnight—you'll leave at 4 a.m.
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That's the hole you're going to leave when you leave here.
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My friends might leave some day and leave me alone here.
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And all I'm saying, they want to leave, they can leave.
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And I tell her: 'If you want to leave, then leave.
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Paid family and medical leave includes three main types of leave.
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Not on administrative leave, but on permanent leave from this Earth.
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We should guarantee paid maternity leave and paid paternity leave, too.
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Even if Britain can leave the EU it cannot leave Europe.
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When you leave your position, you leave that $15,000 behind, too.
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They're not getting sick leave, they're not getting paid sick leave.
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To leave or not to leave is, literally, an existential question.
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Some women leave a waft of scent behind them when they leave a room; these two dresses leave the sound of rustling plastic straws.
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Second, although some states provide paid leave, much of that leave does not come with job protection beyond the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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These more common types of short-term leave benefits play an important role in supplementing worker incomes during leave and employers often require workers to use these types of leave before applying for other types of leave.
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You're ready to leave me, to leave the kids, without saying goodbye.
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And leave it up to Taylor Swift to leave no blank spaces.
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"He would leave -- and he'd have a right to leave," cautioned Graham.
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When you leave your job, you leave behind business contacts and friends.
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She is not able to leave, except to leave the US entirely.
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Paid leave — we are the only industrialized nation without paid leave programs.
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But when we leave the locker room, we leave as a team.
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"If everyone is going to leave, then I'll leave, too," she complained.
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In 2017, Washington state passed family leave legislation, including paid parental leave.
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Bereavement leave is not covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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" To which Waters repeated: "If you wish to leave, you may leave.
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We-- we'll-- we'll leave it at that, we'll leave it at that.
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I want to leave what happened, I want to leave the past.
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When the crowds leave, they will leave behind a sleepy, dusty place.
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Many employees eligible for the paid leave benefits would already qualify for unpaid leave under the federal and the District family and medical leave laws.
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EU also said that it decided not to work with Cambridge Analytica after Vote Leave was chosen as the official "leave" campaign rather than Leave.
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We voted to leave the European Union, to leave its court, to leave its lawmaking processes, to take back control of our borders and our money.
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Have the delivery person leave the groceries outside (maybe even leave out a cooler for them to fill) and then bring it inside after they leave.
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When we left, he told me: 'You leave first, and I'll leave after.
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I leave around 11 and say my goodbyes, since they leave tomorrow morning.
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LONDON (Reuters) - To leave, or not to leave: that is the question. Still.
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All I'm saying is if they want to leave, they can leave now.
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You had to leave them in your car or leave them at home.
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They are not looking to leave but they are being compelled to leave.
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If we wanted to leave, or had to leave, where would we go?
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Dominic Cummings, the key strategist in Vote Leave, believed that Farage and Leave.
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"I don't want to leave euro or leave the European Union," he said.
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The Family and Medical Leave Act gives workers 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
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Maternity leave without paternity leave potentially exacerbates the pay gap, leaving women poorer.
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It doesn't provide paid family leave or any sort of paid sick leave.
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What did they leave behind when they left what they had to leave?
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They occasionally instructed residents of certain communities to "LEAVE NOW" or "LEAVE IMMEDIATELY."
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When he was overruled, he asked to leave — was told he couldn't leave.
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I am going to leave the courtroom, the defendant will leave the courtroom.
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It might leave with a deal, without one or not leave at all.
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Leave Bears Ears National Monument alone, and leave the Bears Ears Commission intact.
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One of the most unique aspects of Amazon's parental leave policy is its Leave Share program, which allows employees to share their parental leave with a partner who doesn't work at Amazon and whose employer does not provide paid parental leave.
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While the Family and Medical Leave Act requires some employers to give mothers 12 weeks of unpaid family leave, few Americans qualify for any paid family leave.
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"If your plan is to leave early, leave now," the RFS said on Twitter.
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Leave Syria, and leave all of Syria to Nusra to Russia can bomb them?
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I leave the rest for J., and leave to take the train to work.
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As for Rosalind, her grandmother refuses to leave, and she can't leave her alone.
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In the U.S., paid leave after the short-term disability leave can be sparse.
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There's an old saying that employees don't leave a company, they leave a manager.
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We do our best to leave work at work, and leave home at home.
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You know, leave the kids out of it, leave the women out of it.
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Grant: People are going to leave engaged, or they're going to leave broken-hearted.
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Until Joe Biden gives them a reason to leave, they're not going to leave.
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It is hard to leave your boat now and leave it there at sea.
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If I wanted to leave, I would like just kick your butts and leave.
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If I wanted to leave, I would like just kick your butts and leave.
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EU, which campaigned for Brexit in parallel with the official Vote Leave campaign. Leave.
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He's currently on unpaid leave and was on paid leave up until the indictment.
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And when people leave companies, they tend to leave the manager, not the company.
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" & didn't actually expect the uk to leave Leave voter on BBC: "I'm shocked & worried.
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Without a federal leave program, American workers have little access to paid parental leave.
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"You can't leave out those chapters, just like you can't leave out Chapter 5."
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Six weeks of parental leave would leave the U.S. behind 96% of all nations.
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If "Leave" wins, how long will it take for Britain to leave the EU?
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"I guarantee you won't be able to leave your baby once maternity leave ends."
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In February, 2016, after the London Times quoted unnamed Vote Leave sources accusing Leave.
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The vote to leave the EU was not a vote to leave that marketplace.
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I leave the door open, leave the lights on and hope that it'll happen.
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I didn't ask whether there was paid leave or sick leave or workplace flexibility.
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Eliminate previous exemptions made for large employers regarding paid sick leave and family leave.
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Leave it with the high-end to praise,Leave the happiness to the future.
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"Listen, when you leave, you should just leave, honestly," Rivers told reporters in October.
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You could leave your house, leave the door open, won't nobody go in there.
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"Some days someone will leave $5; other days, they leave nothing," Ms. Lemus said.
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"Our sheikh was so wise, he made the shah leave, leave," the chanter sang.
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It could leave with a deal or without one - or not leave at all.
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October 2019: Takes student leave Alshamrani took "student leave" from October 17 to 23.
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" And finally, when I'm about to leave, they would say, "Uncle TARO, don't leave!
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So, almost by definition you have to leave when you don't want to leave.
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"When you leave, you will leave with nothing if you didn't save," he said.
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Leave the rotten apple laying there and your best employees will leave the orchard.
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Yet, that does leave about a third of Maryland workers without paid sick leave.
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That is why maternity leave is offered more commonly than paternity leave, she added.
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Initially I just took a leave, but the leave turned into a permanent move.
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That's when I knew I'd have to go back and leave the Hollies, leave my family, leave my friends, my equipment and my money and come to America.
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Her leave program builds on the existing Family and Medical Leave Act, which offers unpaid leave to parents of both genders and those dealing with serious medical issues.
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"At that time, with the government mess, I wanted to leave, not for wanting to leave Barca but wanting to leave Spain," he told Catalan radio RAC 1.
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A cartoon in the Times newspaper this week called "The Leave Campaign So Far" depicts a group of people screaming "You Leave", "No You Leave" at each other.
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It introduced the concept of "leave share," which allows Amazon employees to share their paid parental leave with a spouse who doesn't have paid leave through an employer.
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" The legislation will provide, according to Pelosi, "paid emergency leave with two weeks of paid sick leave and up to three months of paid family and medical leave.
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Elsewhere, Fiji lengthened paid maternity leave and introduced paid leave for fathers, Cyprus also introduced paid paternity leave and Barbados passed laws governing sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Ultimately, the United Kingdom will either leave with a transition deal of some kind to smooth its way out, leave abruptly without a deal, or not leave at all.
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Paid Family Leave Survey Results This survey shows overwhelming support for mandatory paid maternity leave, and even more support when companies providing that leave get tax breaks for it.
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You may also be eligible for unpaid leave through the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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" Visibly emotional, Jermaine added, "We are still mourning… just leave us alone, leave him alone.
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Some cited personal illness, while others cited family illness, personal leave, professional leave or bereavement.
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Whenever I need to leave or something, we leave little Post-its on the fridge.
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EU, the group which campaigned for Britain to leave the EU. Reports on the Leave.
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"He wanted to leave ... and he can leave on a high," an industry source said.
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We'll leave the media for a while and they can leave us with some thought.
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I also learned that the company had a paternity leave policy but NO maternity leave.
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The plan would establish portable benefits, including paid family leave, medical leave and health care.
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His family leave plan provides only six weeks of paid leave, but for mothers only.
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"No, no -- not on administrative leave, but on permanent leave from this earth," she said.
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Pro-Brexit campaign group Leave Means Leave said speculation about a divorce bill was "unhelpful".
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The designation on April 13th of Vote Leave, rather than the more right-wing Leave.
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The takeaway for workers updates the maxim that people don't leave jobs, they leave bosses.
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You know what, before you leave the network, let me just leave you a gift.
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As the United States crafts a paid leave plan, we must not leave anyone behind.
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Neymar wants to leave PSGNeymar apparently told PSG he wanted to leave earlier this summer.
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You always leave an impression, whether it's the one you want to leave or not.
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Hearing Chad say, "Like, leave me alone," as a kid will leave you in stitches.
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To begin, organizations must offer paid leave to all employees seeking family or medical leave.
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"We want all of our players, if they leave, to leave on a white horse."
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Both the sick leave and family leave provisions expire at the end of the year.
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That is, before the elections he won't leave,And after that, he definitely won't leave.
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"I want to leave this earth the way he did and leave a legacy behind."
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The leave will reportedly not be taken from their standard holiday and sick leave days.
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People have notes, like, "Do not leave unattended," and we just have to leave it.
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The federal Family and Medical Leave Act currently allows some workers to take unpaid leave.
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"It's as much about what I leave out as what I leave in," he said.
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"He doesn't want to leave and he's not trying to leave," Landry said moments ago.
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Leave his buddies, leave his food and shelter, and run 30 miles into the mountains.
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Three to five paid days is considered standard for bereavement leave, also called funeral leave.
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If you leave a thing alone you leave it to a torrent of change. —G.
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Our families are ready for paid family leave, our companies are ready for paid family leave, and we can make sure our new Congress and statehouses are ready for paid family leave by electing leaders who will deliver high-quality paid family leave policy.
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" And I think for an awful lot of people, that means, "leave your emotions, leave your real self, leave your humanity, leave the very best part of you at home and come to work like some kind of, I don't know, drone or something.
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The U.S. is the only developed country without federally mandated paid maternity leave, though the Family and Medical Leave Act guarantees certain employees up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
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Among other points in its favor, New Jersey has laws on job-protected family leave that exceed federal requirements and offers paid family leave and paid medical/pregnancy disability leave.
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Our recent Parental Leave survey of 1,000 employed workers in the United States found that nearly 9 in 85033 respondents would value leave that encompasses family care beyond parental leave.
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While the amount of leave women took increased by five weeks after California started providing paid family leave, the amount of leave men took increased by only a few days.
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For example, a typical government leave program will provide a specified number of weeks of paid leave at the time of a family medical emergency — take it or leave it.
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"Please take the time to leave something kind or don't leave it at all," adds Green.
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Contempt, neglect, and violence and indifference and nobody tells people, 'Leave, leave, get the hell out.
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Those delays have real consequences: People are forced to leave their jobs and leave the country.
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The hole he's going to leave is going to leave is going to be so big.
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Clinton has outlined a plan including longer family leave and paternity leave after a new baby.
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As a freelancer, I'm in the no-paid-leave camp (no formalized leave at all, really).
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NOT ONLY ON WHETHER TO LEAVE THE EURO, BUT ON WHETHER TO LEAVE THE EUROPEAN UNION.
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That's why I say, 'Hey if you don't like it, let 'em leave, let 'em leave.
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People don't leave Hawaii because they want to; they leave because they believe they have to.
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Whereas the other side, leave, was deliberately very ambiguous on what form "Leave" would actually take.
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If you're eligible for the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), it covers TGNB surgery leave.
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But when a man tells you if you leave, he'll kill your children, you don't leave.
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Meanwhile Vote Leave, the official Out campaign, warns of "terrorists and gangsters" roaming the continent. Leave.
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As the designated lead leave campaign, Vote Leave had a £7M spending limit under UK law.
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I just said, 'I don't want to leave the governorship and leave my family for that.
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And if the women leave the colony altogether, they will leave everything they know behind them.
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He needs to leave the country and leave the country to us so we can live.
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Therefore, it is not unusual for couples to leave the marriage after the children leave home.
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The legislation also implements paid sick leave, family- and medical-leave programs and enhanced unemployment benefits.
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"I know how it feels to leave countries, and leave all your friends behind," she said.
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Coming in and having to leave the game, I really don't try to leave the game.
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PAID SICK LEAVE The French security system offers financial support after three days of sick leave.
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Countries worldwide adopted paid maternity leave — and later, paternity leave — for both ideological and pragmatic reasons.
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"If you receive instructions to leave, then you must leave," Andrews said in a televised briefing.
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Today's picks: • Unpaid domestic violence leave will be recognized in Australia, while paid leave is rejected.
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His paid leave plan would leave out millions of working Americans who are most in need.
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You're supposed to leave none when you leave office, but that didn't work out too well.
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These pieces of debris can take centuries to leave our orbit — if they leave at all.
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In contrast, improving overall parental leave and encouraging men to also take leave improves women's advancement.
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The team will become the first to leave its home city, return and then leave again.
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The report found that leave for fathers was often shorter but paid more than maternity leave.
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Facebook extended its parental leave policy to four months of paid leave, making the announcement on the same day Mark Zuckerberg declared he was taking two full months of paternity leave.
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Current law allows military members to get 12 weeks of paid family leave, while civilians get 12 weeks leave without pay and are paid by using accumulated annual or sick leave.
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FedEx and UPS offer delivery options that allow customers to leave instructions where to leave packages and UPS drivers have been trained to leave parcels in inconspicuous locations like behind bushes.
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In expanding its parental and maternity leave policy, Walmart will offer full-time hourly employees in the U.S. 20093 weeks of paid maternity leave and six weeks of paid parental leave.
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The total paid maternity leave plus paid parental leave and home care leave available for mothers is 58 weeks in Japan, 52 weeks in Canada and 39 weeks in the United Kingdom.
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Paired with a slew of local regulations, states that mandate paid sick leave have added another layer of labor protection beyond the Family and Medical Leave Act, which doesn't require paid leave.
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There is parental leave to care for a newborn or newly adopted child, medical leave to care for personal illness, and family care leave to care for a seriously ill family member.
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"If you're going to leave — and you should leave, if you haven't yet —you should leave now… Time is running out," South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster said during a press conference Thursday.
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Employees taking shared parental leave also have to stay with the same employer while taking the leave.
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"When you leave your full time job, you leave behind a lot of social interaction," Justin says.
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If we must leave, separate in a way that honors God and the people you we leave.
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Republicans such as Mr Rubio back paid parental leave more strongly than paid leave more broadly defined.
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Tookey will leave the board on March 13 and leave the business at the end of April.
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I'm really proud of the fact that Lyft has an 18-month maternity leave and paternity leave.
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Obama will leave office having helped nearly 2,000 individuals — but will leave many more languishing behind bars.
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If you leave it open to conspiracy theories and anecdotal, then you leave yourself open to this.
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And if I leave you with anything, I&aposm going to leave you with these two words.
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They let customers leave detailed instructions for drivers about where around the house to leave a package.
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While Harry isn't taking paternity leave, the appearance was a break for Meghan amidst her maternity leave.
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"I wanted to leave on good terms, it was the perfect time to leave," Kate told NPR.
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If Cigna were to leave the Obamacare marketplaces, that would leave 14 Tennessee counties with zero options.
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So parental leave and specifically paternal leave is something we need to make a policy priority here.
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Leave it to Amy Schumer to leave jaws on the red carpet at the 2016 Emmy Awards.
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They say, "love it or leave it," as they refuse to love us or leave us alone.
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But while June and Harry do leave Cam and Andrew's apartment, June doesn't want to leave London.
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The odors we leave around our homes when we leave lessen reliably as the day wears on.
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No, I published one story while on leave that was mostly written before I went on [leave].
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I leave as soon as possible since I didn't leave at lunch to let the dog out.
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Indeed, Mr Cummings finds himself on the front line of a battle between Vote Leave and Leave.
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But just like I want Ashley to leave my life alone, I'm going to leave hers alone!
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The House is set to leave town on Friday; the Senate is scheduled to leave next week.
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Durant later said he looked at James' decision to leave Cleveland before he chose to leave OKC.
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Georgia, for instance, does not provide employees some sort of paid sick leave or paid family leave.
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"You don't have to leave your job or leave your plan to change your HSA," she said.
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As they leave for solar, companies may squeeze those who can't afford to leave the grid harder.
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"Life is short and I want to leave my mark — I want to leave something worth mimicking."
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They could show up late or leave early, or punch in extra early or leave extra late.
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" Italy's EU affairs minister Sandro Gozi, often sympathetic to Britain, was blunter: "If you leave, you leave.
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Consider Vote Leave, the campaign to persuade voters in Britain to leave the European Union in 2016.
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It wasn't easy to leave Puerto Rico, to leave my family, to come here and do art.
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One day, you will inadvertently leave your Izzy Stradlin thumb ring on when you leave the house.
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John Longworth, a chairman of campaign group Leave Means Leave, accused May of personally deceiving Brexit campaigners.
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Turkey and Israel offered gay couples no leave, and Switzerland offered no paternity leave to any men.
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"Sadly we have to leave our family, leave everything behind," said Medina, 24, a former school teacher.
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The country granted women paid maternity leave in 2005, but there is still no statutory paternity leave.
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They're taking it all, all, all, don't leave no strings, don't leave no strings, they're taking it.
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You should leave instructions to leave the items outside in a safe area for you to collect.
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Twenty-seven years ago, legislators passed significant unpaid leave legislation: the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
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Supporters of providing leave through taxes say it's a misnomer to call the other plans "paid" leave.
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On average, OECD nations provide 53.9 weeks of paid maternity leave and 8.1 weeks for paternity leave.
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"We will not leave these tents until the embassy and the ambassador leave Iraq," Mr. Muhi said.
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Alone among developed countries, we don't require employers to offer paid vacation, sick leave, or parental leave.
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The time will come when if you don&apost leave the sport, the sport will leave you.
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"He likes to leave his time unstructured, and to leave plenty of room for spontaneity," said Spier.
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" Italy's EU affairs minister Sandro Gozi, often sympathetic to Britain, was blunter: "If you leave, you leave.
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These figure are far below average: A 2016 report from The Society For Human Resource Management (SHRM) found that on average organization give 41 days of paid maternity leave, 22 paid days of paternity leave, 31 paid days of adoption leave, and 36 paid days of surrogacy leave.
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The Paid Leave Act provides up to eight weeks of parental leave to bond with a new child, six weeks of family leave to care for an ill family member with a serious health condition, and two weeks of medical leave to care for one's own serious health condition.
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So our options if we leave are: 1) continue with no controls (which Leave says will happen) 2) take control of our borders (which Leave also says will happen) Both can't be right.
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Most full-time workers in the U.K. are entitled to 28 days of paid holiday leave, for example, and the Canadian government provides employment policies and benefits for parental leave and caregiving leave.
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That plan only includes parental leave which would leave behind more than three-quarters of workers who take family or medical leave for reasons other than the birth or adoption of a child.
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The Court itself said it had ruled with unprecedented haste to show British lawmakers they have three options not two — leave on agreed terms, leave without a deal or not leave at all.
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I am sad to leave, but I leave with the knowledge that I lived the life I intended.
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American Express provides Britain's best paternity leave offering, according to Money Guru, with 20 weeks of paid leave.
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I know that my wife would never leave me and never in a million years leave our kids.
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Poland will not leave the EU. But some in the EU are increasingly eager to leave Poland behind.
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" The governor told residents along the state's Atlantic coast: "If you are able to leave early, leave now.
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Leave that to the deadly and dangerous toys you had been planning to leave under the tree, instead.
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I was, however, entitled to 12 weeks of unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
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Only 60% of Americans can access FMLA for parental leave, and paid leave is only available to 20173%.
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"We couldn't leave cuz we had no vehicle to leave and nowhere to go," said Mary Grasberger, 50.
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Leave it to Kylie Jenner to always leave fans on their toes when it comes to hair transformations.
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Mr. Walk has been placed on leave, and will remain in leave for the duration of the investigation.
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And leave mistakes, and leave little bad notes and stuff like that just so that it stayed raw.
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His dream had been not only to leave the institution, but to leave it and live with Nadia.
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In short, any national paid leave policy must recognize that people need leave no matter their parenting status.
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And I'll leave that – we have enough problems ourselves, I'll leave it to higher education to deal with.
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Her grand solution to the problem was "meternity" leave, otherwise known as maternity leave for those without children.
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Yet the Leave campaign has problems of its own—starting with the fact that it is divided. Leave.
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Thus lurid claims about foreign criminals and "winning back our country" froth forth from Vote Leave and Leave.
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I decided it was life or death for me to leave my current environment — leave my current depression.
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Visitors camp on site and are expected to leave no trace of their visit when they leave. afrikaburn.
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When they were finally allowed to leave, they had to leave all of their equipment and material behind.
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"I can continue to achieve or leave a legacy, to leave a legacy for other people," he said.
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"You don't just leave your spouse—you leave your neighborhood, your friends, the kids get uprooted," she says.
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The global professional services firm offers 16 weeks of maternity leave and eight weeks of primary care leave.
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Here's how to leave feedback for buyers and sellers on eBay:How to leave feedback on eBay for buyers1.
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Not everyone who voted Leave is a racist, but it feels as if all the racists voted Leave.
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Sometimes, paid maternity leave or paid sick leave or flexible schedules are not as much of a priority.
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Then I would leave, or if my date happened to be at my place, I'd make him leave.
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Three hundred of us chose to leave when the State Department and the US Embassy suggested we leave.
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Access to paid sick leave No access to paid sick leave More than one in eight is uninsured.
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"Each time they are calm, and if you leave them alone they will leave you alone," he said.
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Italy does offer generous maternity leave policies, but there are few safety nets once that leave is over.
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In the Northern Triangle countries, to leave or not to leave is many times a question of survival.
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The two major players involved in the Leave campaign were the UK Independence Party (UKIP) and Vote Leave.
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But having assistant coaches leave jobs to go with you then leave them out to dry is indefensible.
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"If Zaina can't leave, she won't leave," Bethany's mother Kathi tells CNN from their home in Wenatchee, Washington.
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That's why policymakers should support an effective paid leave proposal like the Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act.
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"We're seeing not a lot of paid maternity leave, not a lot of paid sick leave," she said.
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They leave their purses in their cars, leave their doors unlocked and their drinks unattended in a bar.
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The services carried out by AggregateIQ for Vote Leave were in accordance with the instructions of Vote Leave.
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Dan Houser has been on leave since spring 2019, and will officially leave the company on March 11.
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The plan is therefore a more progressive approach to paid parental leave than a traditional paid leave program.
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Nigel's Brexit stance: House Leave UKIP leader Nigel Farage has played an integral role in the Leave campaign.
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I want to leave here and live outside with my mother, but I won't leave here without her.
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Britain is deep into a Shakespearean tragedy of its own creation: to leave or not to leave Europe…?
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"This whole process can either leave you entitled or it can leave your self-esteem shot," she said.
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But a vote to leave in a second referendum would surely mean the country would have to leave.
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"We have relaunched the Leave campaign and we will stop at nothing to ensure the Prime Minister chucks Chequers and delivers Brexit in its entirety," Richard Tice, Vice-Chairman of Leave Means Leave, said.
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Job Title: Tax Policy AnalystGrade: CS-6900 Salary: $2628,28503 - $22020,339Job Summary The mission of the Office of Paid Family Leave is to plan, develop, and administer a paid leave program for the District of Columbia under the provisions of the Universal Paid Leave Amendment Act of 2016 ("Paid Leave Act").
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They analyzed rates of work-related sick leave and standard sick leave separately to distinguish between the leave taken under Australia's workers' compensation program, which is directly related to an injury or illness at work.
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In fact, more than a dozen states have at least one proposed bill regarding leave from work, and these bills cover everything from how much leave employees receive to what reasons qualify for paid leave.
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Democrats will likely be upset that the bill does not address family or medical leave, although there is no reason to bundle these types of leave other than the old Family and Medical Leave Act.
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And at his new company, Initialized Capital, he designed a family leave plan, which includes 16 weeks of paid family leave and an additional leave plan for women who have complications during or after birth.
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While the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) represented important progress for our nation's leave policies and families, many employees — including those working in small businesses or part-time — are ineligible to take FMLA leave.
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The Family and Medical Leave Act is a federal law that guarantees employees at larger companies up to 12 weeks of leave each year, although employers do not need to pay workers for that leave.
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Parents need paid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act so that they can care for their children; currently the law provides unpaid leave only for employees of companies with 85033 or more employees.
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US labor laws around unpaid leave haven't changed much since the 1990s, when The Family and Medical Leave Act granted workers unpaid job-protected leave to take care of themselves, their children, and immediate family.
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"The teacher involved was placed on paid administrative leave and remains on leave at this time," the district said.
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Women with paid leave breast-feed their babies twice as long as women not able to take paid leave.
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"When your children leave to go to college they leave as kittens and come back cats," she tells PEOPLE.
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The pro-Brexit Leave Means Leave campaign said Blair's comments showed how out of touch he is with voters.
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Should that happen, Sturgeon said a number of rights, such as maternity leave or vacation leave, could be dismantled.
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After 41 years, Britain yesterday voted to leave the European Union, with 52 percent of voters opting to leave.
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He expects the Fed to leave out any messaging about December in its statement and leave its comments unchanged.
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But leave it to the fashion set to push it one step further and leave their underpinnings at home.
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Vote Leave counts former London mayor Boris Johnson and cabinet minister Michael Gove among its leading campaigners, while Leave.
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It tends to leave clients in a lose-lose predicament: Leave the unsightly jumble on or pull it off.
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This was right before [Einstein] decided finally that he had to leave Berlin, and ultimately had to leave Germany.
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In fact, while Clinton has called for paid family leave, Trump's recently published plan supports paid maternity leave only.
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Just as maternity leave can be phrased as family leave, cramps should be treated as a general health issue.
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Department policies state that any authorization to leave an hour or more early must be recorded as administrative leave.
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If he were to leave his seat early, it could leave the seat open to another anti-establishment Republican.
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Bottom line ... the dispute evolved into a "take it or leave it" moment -- and Kaepernick decided to leave it.
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There, moms get almost 18 weeks of paid maternity leave and dads get two weeks of paid paternity leave.
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Thousands of congressional staffers are covered under the Family and Medical Leave Act, but the family leave is unpaid.
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" Plus, he added proudly, "When they leave an FRC, they leave with seven sets of clothing for each individual.
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"When you leave the government and you leave Mossad, you don't know how the real world works," he said.
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So, when you leave your hotel room for the day, try not to leave any sensitive information laying about.
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Torres, 74, and her husband are too frail to leave their leave their homes for long stretches of time.
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And so, a proposal for a small act of sisterhood: When you leave the relationship, leave the moisturizer, too.
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You leave knowing Lil Wayne in terms that leave no doubt as to his ambitions for the English language.
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Democrats are pushing for additional assistance for workers, including boosting paid family leave and sick leave and unemployment insurance.
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Most notably, it's a plan for maternity leave, not parental leave full stop, and is therefore only for women.
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And even when they leave the city to raise their kids, they've spent years reshaping it before they leave.
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Senate passage of a bipartisan bill could perhaps leave Mr. Trump with the take-it-or-leave-it decision.
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That would help to ensure gig workers have access to paid sick leave, disability insurance, family leave and unemployment.
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"I was crying and screaming to leave him alone, to leave my house," said Muhammad, who is now 633.
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We need to ensure that work protections like paid sick leave and paid leave are available to all workers.
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" He praised Britain for its vote to leave the bloc, known as Brexit, adding: "I believe others will leave.
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It may leave you questioning whether you should leave your zip code until after your child&aposs sixth birthday.
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Of course, every worker is eligible for 12 weeks of unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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So all these people that threaten to leave the country and then don't — I actually will leave that country.
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He'd seen his parents hurt each other, and leave, and hurt and leave others, the casual lovers, the stepparents.
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Some protesters still remained outside the embassy, saying they would not leave until U.S. troops leave Iraq, Reuters reported.
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However, with just three weeks to go before the UK is due to leave the world's biggest trading bloc, it remains unclear on what terms it will leave or indeed whether it will leave at all.
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The United Kingdom voted yesterday to leave the European Union, the first country to ever leave the 28-nation bloc.
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Jen now considers him responsible for Ted's death, and to boot, Steve doesn't leave when she tells him to leave.
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The president was going to leave that open-ended, but then, I think said, I&aposm going to leave today.
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The brewing company's new parental leave policy also allows for in-vitro fertilization leave and return-to-work transition programs.
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They are protestors, waiting for the delegates to leave—but the delegates won't leave until the protesters clear the exit.
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During my first maternity leave, I was still at my 103-5 so of course my leave was very fixed.
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Because there's a story out that you're with another women and that when you leave, I'm going to leave you.
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If I leave the city too early I get stuck in traffic, so we have to leave usually after dinner.
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If you leave it and don't touch it, it will pass sooner than you think and leave without a trace.
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When you leave a firm, you leave behind [your companies]; your investments belong to the fund and not to you.
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"The 2016 Leave campaign was clear that we would leave with a deal," he will say, according to advance extracts.
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Wealth meaning I want others to develop well and so on because when you leave, you leave with nothing right.
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"I believe that the keyword is how we leave - it's better to leave when you feel pride," Cherchesov told reporters.
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In real life, if you want to leave a conversation, you leave a room; it's pretty clear that that's happening.
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But some of you may be wondering why I would choose to leave in the middle of my maternity leave.
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The study found that mandated maternity leave was not correlated with more female leadership, but stronger paternity leave policies were.
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I didn't want to leave but in order to survive I had to leave my family, friends, and home behind.
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I mean, the British have decided to leave the European Union so they will most likely leave the European Union.
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I leave that one to go to another one, and then that one is like, 'Why did you leave me?!
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" The police report states that the woman tried to leave that day, but Forbes "aggressively told her not to leave.
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He says that BeLeave was based in the Vote Leave headquarters, and that their activities were overseen by Vote Leave.
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Leave the -- leave the cameras, get the reporters out of the hall quit letting him use you as a tool.
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I shall not leave unless their father does, and the King will not leave the country in any circumstances whatsoever.
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Playing with our pets is the best, but sometimes we have to leave the house and leave our pups alone.
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If so, it is probably not because they buy properties and then leave them empty (so-called "buy to leave").
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They are already more likely than men to take leave, and limiting paid leave to new mothers will exacerbate that.
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Other times, he would leave the room and leave his phone behind to record conversations the other coaches were having.
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When it was time for Systrom to return from paternity leave, the two founders decided to make the leave permanent.
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Just three weeks after CEO Michael Pearson returned from a two-month medical leave, the company said he will leave.
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For example, when you leave your phone to go to the washroom or when you leave it on your desk.
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I think the whole mantra of the band is to leave your autograph, to leave your mark on the world.
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I can leave, and I do leave whenever it gets too much, or whenever I have other things going on.
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"If you leave a thing alone you leave it to a torrent of change," G. K. Chesterton wrote in 1908.
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Its second report was supposed to examine the evidence of the importance of family paid leave, not just parental leave.
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"I'd rather freeze to death than leave here," added Wang, who is refusing to leave despite efforts to remove her.
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Nine out of 10 people, if they're going to leave a company, they leave their manager and not the firm.
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The 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act did mandate 12 weeks of unpaid job protected leave for some American workers.
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They have also criticized proposals that focus just on paid parental leave, rather than both family and medical leave. Sen.
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Soloviev said VTB was not looking to leave Britain due to its decision last year to leave the European Union.
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People leave because they are desperate; people leave because they cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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It's not easy for us to leave our countries, it's not easy for us to leave everything that we know.
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Between the lines: That anxiety causes some students to leave school and, once they leave, they're stuck with tuition payments.
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Goldman extended its parental leave based on employee feedbackEvery year, about 4% of Goldman's global employee population takes parental leave.
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It's by far the most generous leave policy on Wall Street, and rivals leave policies at some top tech companies.
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The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 requires most employers to offer new mothers 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
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In a country with no federal paid leave program, millions of Americans receive no paid leave through their employer, either.
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Most Planned Parenthood offices do not provide paid maternity leave, though many let new mothers take partially paid disability leave.
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Mr Johnson's vow to leave on that date, "do or die", makes it impossible to leave with any new deal.
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You may also want to look into employer and government benefits, like sick leave, unemployment insurance, and paid family leave.
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President Trump signed legislation that provides paid sick leave and family leave for some U.S. workers and expands unemployment assistance.
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Officer Lopera, who had been on paid administrative leave from the Police Department, was placed on unpaid leave on Monday.
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She ultimately went on medical leave and was terminated after her medical leave benefits expired, a source told Business Insider.
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New paid parental leave program: $19 billion A new program would provide six weeks of paid leave to new parents.
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Clients start to leave "If major customers start to leave, maybe you should start thinking about an exit," she says.
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Ideally, you want to leave a copy of these papers with a trusted family member or friend before you leave.
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When she was out on maternity leave with each of her two daughters, the bank offered eight weeks paid leave.
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Estonia provides the most maternity leave — at 85 weeks — while Japan provides the most paternity leave: 30.4 weeks, UNICEF found.
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So then I decided to leave Arkansas, which is a place that outsiders who have come in tend to leave.
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If your plan is to leave, leave early and avoid being in these areas during the heat of the day.
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Our new supplier parental leave requirement is informed by important work on paid parental leave done in states, including Washington.
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When Swift chose to leave Big Machine behind in 2018, she didn&apost just leave for the sake of leaving.
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That includes generous paid parental leave — including leave for fathers, which can foster gender equality at home and at work.
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In her office, mothers receive 12 weeks of paid maternity leave and spouses receive six weeks of paid parental leave.
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The proposal builds on an existing law, the Family and Medical Leave Act of 103, which offers only unpaid leave.
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We rolled out a global parental leave policy throughout the company where now everyone has six months of paid leave.
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While more companies are offering a broader assortment of types of leave, including paid paternity leave, as well as leave for adoption and foster care, larger organizations are more likely to offer these benefits than smaller ones.
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An adequate plan would provide paid leave to working people recovering from temporary disability, offer at least 12 weeks of paid leave to new parents, and enable Americans caring for aging parents to take leave as well.
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" The Pentagon currently provides a standard 12-week maternity leave policy as mandated by the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, which requires employers to offer "unpaid, job-protected leave for specified family and medical reasons.
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In advance of having her first child (and before using a six-week maternity-leave benefit), she fully expected to leave her job after her leave was over; she was clear about this in conversations with friends.
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"Women leave, their co-workers leave, even the men leave — they don't' stick around to watch their valued colleagues being disparaged and they certainly don't want to become the next victim," Dr. Cortina said during the briefing.
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We always, oh we're this independent da, da, da people and then we leave out the slavery, we leave out the brutality, we leave out ... There's a really great Ta-Nehisi Coates essay about this just recently.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayEd Markey: 'Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day' by adopting Irish sick leave policy Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response GOP chairman blocks quick passage of paid sick leave bill MORE (D-Wash.) that would have required employers to offer 14 days of paid sick leave during public health emergencies.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayEd Markey: 'Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day' by adopting Irish sick leave policy Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response GOP chairman blocks quick passage of paid sick leave bill MORE (D-Wash.) that would require businesses to let all workers accrue at least seven days of sick and family leave, and offer an immediate 14 days of leave in the event of a declared public health emergency.
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Thursday's new data showed the official Vote Leave campaign was now by far the biggest single recipient of donations, with 3.4 million pounds to add to its war chest — welcome news for Vote Leave, which trailed rival Leave.
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Shkaplerov, Tingle, and Kanai will leave the ISS in June 2018, and Feustel, Arnold, and Artemyev will leave in August.[NASA]
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McDonald's offers birth moms 12 weeks leave at 50 percent pay, but does not provide leave for fathers or adoptive parents.
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Sammi is the one that had to leave, and I ultimately think Jen will be the one that has to leave.
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A spokesman for Vote Leave, one of the groups campaigning for Britain to leave the EU, said the concerns were unfounded.
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"I just looked in his eyes and said, 'You can't leave me, you can't leave me,' " Don told the news outlet.
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These principles include planning ahead, being considerate of other visitors, leave no waste and leave what you find as it is.
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WATTERS: Well, I mean, Sarah is not going to like leave and leave her young kids in the restaurants by themselves.
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She did not leave us an ethic, but she did leave us principles and ways of being concerned about the world.
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Now all of those employees have equal access to leave for bereavement, a new baby, family sick leave or a sabbatical.
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" In separate comments: "We need there to be a way to leave the euro without having to leave the European Union.
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But the biggest issue for those who voted to leave the bloc was limits on immigration - something the Leave campaigners promised.
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Start with paternity leave One of the most important policies for creating equality at home is paid parental leave for everyone.
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So far, it has worked: Only around 0003 percent of clients leave each year, and only 2000 percent of employees leave.
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The U.S. lags other countries in providing parental leave and is the only major industrialized nation that doesn't require paid leave.
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For example, the Navy Credit Union offers 55 fully-paid days of maternity leave (though only 363 days for paternity leave).
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Western countries want Assad to leave power, and the main opposition council says he should leave before any political transition starts.
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Officer on administrative leave Jacobs said Mason's future with the department beyond the period of administrative leave depends on the investigation.
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They'd often leave *actual shit* in their beds or behind the front door, and leave used condoms all over the place.
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Here's how to turn 17 days of Australian annual leave into 43 days by maximising public holidays, weekends and annual leave.
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His support of the Leave campaign gives him leverage over the right wing while the bluster may win Labour Leave voters.
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The defense ministry allowed extra leave for soldiers in mandatory military service who had taken personal leave to sit the exam.
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GoFundMe also provides their employees with 12 weeks of paid maternity leave and four weeks of paid paternity leave, Little said.
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Not being brave enough to leave early, I stuck it out and waited till 6:30PM on the DOT to leave.
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Fed up and without hope, some have taken the money to leave, and others say they'd rather leave than face jail.
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In addition, dehydration can leave you unable to concentrate, cause short-term memory problems and leave you feeling moody and anxious.
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" Again quoting Chairman Mao, Kang adds: "Leave me alone, and I'll leave you alone; but attack me, and I'll certainly counter.
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All along, China's leaders have had an implicit pact with the people: We'll leave you alone if you leave us alone.
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Sick leave: The Department of Labor is delaying new requirements for federal contractors to offer paid sick leave to their employees.
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Trump wants to expand the current Family and Medical Leave Act to offer six weeks of paid leave to new parents.
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Credit cards and apps leave a digital trail that can leave consumers vulnerable to security breaches, which worries consumer privacy advocates.
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The company also offers four-and-a-half months for maternity leave and two-and-a-half months for paternity leave.
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"By 12 pm if the Houthis don't leave Sanaa, I think the government delegation will decide to leave (Geneva)," said one.
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Google offers six months of paid maternity leave; the US doesn't mandate that companies offer any paid leave for new mothers.
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Others labeled the decision to leave old Pokémon behind "Dexit," a pun on Great Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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It calls for paid sick leave, parental leave and wage insurance for workers who suffer a pay cut when changing jobs.
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I got up to leave once the Scientologists had taken the photos, but then Santa started yelling: "Don't leave!" he screamed.
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And yet, it is possible that once it is decided he will leave, he will be required to leave very quickly.
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We wanted to leave, but it was so scary because if ISIS saw families trying to leave, they would execute them.
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If not, then Herrera wants Uber and Lyft to offer drivers minimum wage, sick leave, health care and paid parental leave.
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Importantly, large numbers of workers at companies that offer paid sick leave reported that they did not get paid sick leave.
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Police may leave bait cars unlocked, place the keys inside, or leave packages inside to make them more alluring to thieves.
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Reluctantly, I took a leave of absence from my poetry program and she took a leave of absence from her job.
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You shouldn't get involved in these investigations, leave it to the lawyers, leave it to the people outside the White House.
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Some people said they were told to leave only if they smelled gas; others said they were told to leave regardless.
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"You can continue to get frustrated and whine about it or you can leave, so I've decided to leave," Chaffetz said.
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"Some of the folks that will leave, they'll leave out of embarrassment, because they make their products outside," Trump said Tuesday.
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It might be because both types of policies — no paid leave and very long paid leave — lead women to stop working.
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Vindman was not slated to leave until July, but had been telling colleagues in recent weeks he would likely leave soon.
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Parental leave varies across residency programs, although many residents take six weeks (four allotted for vacation and two for sick leave).
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That has almost no chance to pass, however, since it could leave millions without insurance and leave insurance markets in turmoil.
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PG&E's plan would leave the company with more debt but leave current shareholders with a greater stake in the company.
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He has also proposed legislation requiring companies to disclose gender pay disparities and boosting paid sick leave and family-leave policies.
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But to leave under Boris Johnson, or to leave at all, is not in my view a benefit to the country.
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Costello will leave his position as a managing director at Commerzbank's London office on Friday and be placed on gardening leave.
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"They are punishing us because we want to leave," said Dave Sweet, a 65-year-old retiree who voted to leave.
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A quick reminder: Vote Leave was the official leave campaign in the referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.
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They need to build a strong parental leave culture with visible leadership support, with those same leaders modeling ideal leave behaviors.
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"We will not leave these tents until the embassy and the ambassador leave Iraq," Mohammed Muhi said, according to the Times.
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But that leave is not necessarily paid time off—it simply provides that the person taking leave won't lose their job.
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This includes, for example, parental leave policies that provide parity in leave regardless of whether the person taking leave is a birth mother or father and regardless of whether the child is a natural born, adopted, or foster child, or modification of leave policies to distinguish between "primary caregivers" and "secondary caregivers" rather than between mothers and fathers.
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And a "women's issue" like maternity leave is an economic issue, since low-wage workers are least likely to have paid leave of any kind, and a lack of maternity leave can reduce mothers' earnings in the long run.
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The Family Medical Leave Act gives most employees the ability to take 12 weeks of leave to care for a newborn or other family member—but it's unpaid leave, and so little help to those living paycheck to paycheck.
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If leave is costly to employers — and my research studying parental leave expansions in Denmark finds some suggestive evidence that this is the case — then implementing mandatory paid leave can have negative consequences on the pay of all women.
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As we do not even have guaranteed maternity leave in this country (a scandal if you ask me), perhaps we should aim for a reasonable federally guaranteed maternity leave policy before we ask for equal maternity and paternity leave.
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Today, an ocean of difference separates the Fortune 500 company professionals who enjoy generous maternity leave packages from the mass of blue-collar and service workers, who are reduced to taking unpaid leave under the Family Medical Leave Act.
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After Britain voted to leave the European Union in a move known as Brexit, and some Californians agitated to leave the United States after President Trump's election, has "threatening to leave" become the new political solution to thorny problems?
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How was the Leave campaign able to exploit a single issue so effectively, and leave the vote still too close to call?
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How To Leave In Good Standing If you quit your job to leave for a sabbatical, "do it with dignity," Heathfield advises.
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Wednesday's vote Ultimately the choices we face would remain unchanged – leave with a deal, leave with no deal, or have no Brexit.
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But the Family and Medical Leave Act requires companies with more than 50 employees to offer 12 weeks of unpaid parental leave.
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The man refused to leave his home — he didn't want to leave his home — and so he was sleeping in a corner.
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Rosa DeLauro reintroduced the Family And Medical Insurance Leave (FAMILY) Act, which would create a national paid family and medical leave program.
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" Flay told PEOPLE in February that his decision to leave the show was because he wanted to leave on a "high note.
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"The charter is utterly silent on how long the leave can last, exactly what the reasons are for a leave," Davis said.
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She said that she told him she was going to leave, and then he told her she couldn't leave without kissing him.
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Maternity leave is already a controversial topic in the U.S., which is the only developed nation without federally mandated paid maternity leave.
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The Future Looks HopefulWhile the earlier sections of the exhibition may leave eco-warrior feeling blue, you'll leave the show feeling hopeful.
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But few people would break into a bank solely to leave something, and fewer still would break in to leave a letter.
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So it's only natural to feel that nagging sense of guilt when you leave your home and leave your furry friend behind.
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They don't leave the audience wondering what's going to happen next; they leave the audience with the sense that they already know.
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Ultimate Software had a comparable package, with 50 fully-paid days of maternity leave and 20 days of fully-paid paternity leave.
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A few months later, Netflix introduced unlimited parental leave, though unlimited leave, like unlimited vacation, doesn't always live up to its name.
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Trump also clashed with Gupta when asked why the campaign's paid leave proposal didn't apply to gay couples or include paternity leave.
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Just as he could leave London with a new and ugly loss, he could also leave the city with a revivifying win.
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EU campaign, which Farage is associated with, and the formally distinct Vote Leave campaign, which is supported by most pro-Leave MPs.
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Last week, the DPP ruled that marriage benefits such as honeymoon leave and parental leave should be extended to same-sex couples.
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Her choice was both simple and difficult: leave her children by dying of an overdose or leave her children to get sober.
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I leave that to Congress -- I made known what I think and now we'll leave it to Congress and their legislative role.
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"Just because you pack a suitcase and leave for a new place doesn't mean you leave all your baggage behind," she said.
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Preparing to leave a space Preparing to leave a space This is not autonomous driving; I still had to work the pedals.
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Michael, who joined the ride-hailing company in 2013, may leave Uber permanently or take a leave of absence, the source added.
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"He would leave — and he'd have a right to leave," Graham said in a podcast interview with former Democratic strategist David Axelrod.
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Two years ago, it instituted a more generous maternity leave policy, providing birth mothers with up to 20 weeks of paid leave.
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There were 21625,2900,220006 VWP visitors who were expected to leave in fiscal 2202 and 2628,28500 of them did not leave (6900 percent).
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Nearly 85033 percent of Americans believe moms should get paid maternity leave and 69 percent believe fathers should get paid paternity leave.
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"We have this discussion here every single minute: to leave or not to leave," said Luay Barakat, a photographer in eastern Aleppo.
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Meier: And the whole goal of our courses is that when they leave, they leave more confident than when they walked in.
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In his proposal, businesses would receive a 22019 percent tax credit for offering paid leave instead of the unpaid leave of FMLA.
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He also tried to sidestep such problems by insisting employee leave was tracked to make sure managers were handling leave requests fairly.
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Lopera, who had been on paid leave since the incident, was placed on unpaid administrative leave after charges were filed, police said.
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For family care leave, we all agreed that the ability to take leave to care for an ill family member is beneficial.
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What luck: you don't have to leave the country for this festival, in fact, you don't even have to leave the city!
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Active component retirees also have transitional leave and can "sell back" accrued leave, helping bridge any gap until their retirement pay arrives.
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Overall, those without paid leave were three times as likely to skip medical care for themselves compared to those with paid leave.
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The same year, Citi extended paid maternity leave from 13 weeks to 16, and second parent leave from two weeks to eight.
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And yet all the writers I've mentioned had opportunities to leave — many actually did leave for a time before returning to stay.
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While Amazon now offers two weeks of paid sick leave for these employees, the letter says they should receive unconditional paid leave.
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House Democrats' opening bid was an expansive relief package, which Republicans objected to over two provisions: paid sick leave and paid leave.
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Ms. Ardern has said that she plans to take six weeks of parental leave and that Mr. Gayford will then take leave.
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I don't know, I just love him so much I was like, 'I'm just going to leave it at that' and leave.
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Leave supporters have consistently promised that Brexit will not force citizens of other EU countries currently living in the UK to leave.
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The 26-year-old Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which provides unpaid, job-protected leave, only covers 60% of the workforce.
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"The 2016 Leave campaign was clear that we would leave with a deal," he was set to say, according to advance extracts.
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Two years ago, it instituted a more generous maternity leave policy, providing birth mothers with up to 20 weeks of paid leave.
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"So if you leave with only one thing you leave with, it must be this," Warren told staff on the Thursday call.
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I think having the ability to leave your apartment is what makes choosing not to leave the apartment feel that much better.
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I do not want to be disloyal to my boss or leave anyone in a difficult position during my supervisor's maternity leave.
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Yet the president asked everyone to leave, including the attorney general — to leave, before he brought up the matter of General Flynn.
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Older members weren't asked to leave, pastor says Wetterstrom insists the assertion that older congregants were asked to leave simply isn't true.
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The characters in some plays — generally the not-so-good ones — leave your consciousness almost as soon as you leave the theater.
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They both have 48 hours to leave the United States, the same amount of time the Americans were given to leave Caracas.
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He had not been slated to leave until July, but had been telling colleagues in recent weeks he would likely leave soon.
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"Our laws also guarantee employees basic humane benefits like sick leave, health care, and paid parental leave," Herrera said in a statement.
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"Although you wanted to leave for a better life, it was the Middle East that couldn't leave you my dear," Hamzehloo wrote.
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At the end of a trip, after you leave the driver a star rating, you can decide whether to leave a tip.
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With LeaveShare, employees share their Amazon paid leave with their spouse or domestic partner if their employer does not offer paid leave.
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Staff are compensated for their busy workloads with an additional "well-being leave" day each quarter on top of their annual leave.
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"I have been offered help to leave the country, but I just cannot leave here until these girls are safe," Reina said.
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"I never thought he would leave, and as the years went by, it did seem less likely he would leave," Luhnow said.
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Thanks to Facebook's paternity leave policy, I was able to spend four months of fully paid leave solely focused on my family.
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You're coming in before them and you're supporting them and then you leave at the end of the day after they leave.
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He said the inability for people to stop working when they leave work can leave them without fulfilling relationships, rest and hobbies.
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The politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party, they're going leave us a fractured nation.
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Ellen Komp: Well, both candidates have said that they are inclined to leave state programs alone and leave it up to states.
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For example, we provide comprehensive fertility benefits, memberships and discounts for child care services, and flexible parental leave programs that provide birth parents up to 20 weeks of paid leave and non-birth parents up to six weeks of parental leave.
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If sick leave is required beyond that, teachers can draw up to 85 days from a catastrophic-sick-leave bank, organized by the union and school district, in which other teachers "donate" their unused sick leave for their colleagues in need.
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Di Maio, who leads the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, said the government is not considering any "plan B" to leave the euro zone and his party "doesn't want to leave the euro or to be forced to leave it".
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"If Trump came through and offered paid maternity leave and it was like the California [family leave] system, so [a person receives] roughly half of their salary, I would expect the number of women on maternity leave to increase," said Zagorsky.
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Those opposed to paid parental leave cite lack of funding to support leave policies, and several states and companies have implemented either social insurance programs, slight increases in payroll tax, or expanded business-government partnerships to pay for paid family leave.
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There's nothing in the GOP platform about family leave, and the only Republican presidential candidate to propose any form of paid leave was Marco Rubio, although his took the form of tax subsidies for businesses that offered paid leave to employees.
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Although neither the Social Security proposal nor a payroll tax can reduce the cost of parental leave for workers, both approaches can make leave affordable for workers who would otherwise have to take unpaid leave to care for a new child.
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Abdul-Mahdi wants a U.S. troop presence — because he knows if U.S. forces leave, coalition forces will leave, then investors will leave, the Islamic State may return, and only Iran, Russia, and China will want to put money in the country.
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While the U.S. Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allows leave for up to 28500 weeks, the leave is unpaid and is only available for individuals working for public agencies, elementary or secondary schools, or companies with over 6900 employees.
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Last week, the conglomerate announced a new parental-leave policy that, to many, might seem like a luxury itself: a minimum of 143 weeks of paid maternity or adoptive leave and five days of paternity or partner leave, beginning Jan.
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Sherry Leiwant, co-president of A Better Balance, a family leave organization that has lobbied for paid family leave on the state level, says the president's proposal to provide working parents with six weeks of leave is an "admirable" idea.
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Sanders and others are labeled radicals for advocating labor rights for workers, including paid family leave, sick leave and vacation time for all.
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Ikea had previously given women giving birth five days of paid leave in addition to six to eight weeks of paid disability leave.
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Some major companies have expanded to providing paid maternity leave or paid parental leave beyond the unpaid weeks required by the federal government.
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Here you can read the official Leave "road map," which describes a plan for Britain in the event of a majority Leave vote.
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In the U.S., there is a federal law mandating 12 weeks of unpaid leave, though not all companies provide paid leave at all.
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And Brexit supporters say such a backstop solution could leave Britain in a perpetual customs union with the EU they want to leave.
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It's not a new thing—Japan has had period leave for more than 70 years, and Nike already offers women monthly menstrual leave.
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While six-weeks of maternity leave may be unprecedented for a world leader, Ardem's leave will be quite short by New Zealand standards.
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When a guest in someone's house, is one expected to leave the toilet clean after use, or is it okay to leave splatter?
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In a speech delivered in Aston, Pennsylvania, Trump proposed the maternity leave policy to mothers who don't already receive leave from their employer.
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Keep reading to see pro and staff picks for the leave-in conditioners and treatments that leave our hair soft as can be.
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Fifty-two percent of the company's managers are women, and Unilever offers paid maternity and paternity leave as well as paid adoption leave.
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By the time I leave, they have a line set up outside and aren't letting people in until some people leave the store!!
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For example, when paid leave was implemented in Rhode Island, during the first year nearly one-third of all leave-takers were men.
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The company eventually did so, releasing ads run by AIQ for the official Vote Leave campaign, BeLeave/Brexit Central, and DUP Vote Leave.
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Compare that to Amy's series of app-prescribed one night stands that leave her so numb she feels her soul leave her body.
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Former London mayor, Boris Johnson, one of the leaders of Vote Leave, told reporters his campaign had nothing to do with the Leave.
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Farage, who led the unofficial campaign to leave the EU in the 2016 Brexit referendum, wants to leave the bloc without any agreement.
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This is why Zagorsky doesn't think Trump's paid maternal leave policy would result in a massive uptick of women taking paid maternity leave.
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Mike Bloomberg will leave his forum to speak at the Gates event, and Bill Gates will leave his event to speak at Bloomberg's.
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Serena Williams won't just leave the US Open with a loss in the Championship ... she'll leave a little lighter in the wallet too.
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Or, if they do leave, they leave behind military equipment that gives them a potential leg up in a future crisis with NATO.
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We've seen so many guys leave the game addicted to pharmaceuticals, but we've never seen a guy leave the game addicted to cannabis.
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Family and medical leave is another, and the most successful U.S. companies are going beyond the current limited Family and Medical Leave Act.
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If Republican senators really want to make a difference, they should support comprehensive paid leave like the Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act.
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This will leave our partners who provide stability in Afghanistan, and around the globe, scrambling to fill the hole these contractors leave behind.
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Recent opinion polls have suggested that Britain may well vote to leave the EU, with one showing the Leave camp ten points ahead.
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But consistent across all types of modeling is that medical leave is the most expensive and family care leave is the least expensive.
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The new policy allows up to 20 days paid leave to grieve immediate family members and 10 days' paid leave for extended family.
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It's winter in Seattle, currently, so it's dark when I leave the house in the morning and it's dark when I leave work.
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Recovering from a breakdown sometimes means taking leave from work, and the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) sometimes makes this possible.
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PRO-LEAVE NEWSPAPERS The Sun, the nation's biggest-selling paper, urged its readers to vote leave on its front page on June 14.
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Ideally, you want to leave a copy of these documents with a trusted family member or friend before you leave for your trip.
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Schumer and Senate Democrats are proposing at least a $750 billion package to expand paid family leave, paid sick leave and unemployment insurance.
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At the University of Washington, six of 20 artificial intelligence professors are now on leave or partial leave and working for outside companies.
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Carriers cannot leave packages with our 24-hour lobby attendant, nor can they go upstairs and leave them in front of apartment doors.
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I wanted to leave on my terms and I wanted to leave feeling good about what I was still doing on the stage.
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"If the forces leave here and leave us alone, it will be a dangerous blow and will have very negative consequences," said Maj.
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Banks' snub comes after the communications chief of Vote Leave, which won official designation as the lead Brexit campaign group ahead of Leave.
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Second, emergency protected sick leave or medical leave for workers temporarily staying home from work due to the coronavirus is a strong option.
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Among other things, the package includes two weeks of paid sick leave and up to three months of paid family and medical leave.
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It expands Medicaid and unemployment benefits, orders free coronavirus testing, and mandates paid sick leave and childcare leave — but only for certain employees.
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Currently, Washington has zero days of legally mandated paid leave, although the city has announced a paid family leave plan beginning in 2020.
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A number of tech companies have adopted expansive family leave policies, including Netflix, which gives employees an entire year off for parental leave.
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Sick-leave and family-leave provisions alone in the House-passed legislation would cost $105 billion, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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On paid sick leave, for example, Biden has proposed confronting the public health crisis with both emergency and permanent paid sick leave measures.
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Quick was placed on paid administrative leave and will remain on leave until an internal affairs investigation is completed, according to the release.
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So I leave it to you, my frabjous scores, To decipher the cipher Mad Carroll once swore To leave rejoindered by readers Nevermore.
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Compare that with men in California, where a state policy provides paid leave for its citizens, but that leave is not fully paid.
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We also have advice on how to ask for parental leave if you're a freelancer and if your company has no leave policy.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 164 That's how many days of parental leave Finland is giving all new parents under the country's new family leave policy.
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Vindman was not slated to leave until July, but he had been telling colleagues in recent weeks that he would likely leave soon.
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"There&aposs been no decision whatsoever to leave Iraq," Esper told Pentagon reporters, adding there were no plans issued to prepare to leave.
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Generally, employers can ask sick employees to leave work — and they generally don&apost have to be paid if they leave work early.
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If Mark Davis has his way, the Oakland Raiders may become the first team to leave their home city, return, then leave again.
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We have the power to apply to an arbitration panel to leave the back stop, but not the right to leave by ourselves.
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I always tell my husband, MG, that if the house catches on fire, leave the photos, leave the Apple products, grab the maps.
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Paternity leave benefits babies, of course, but it also benefits relationships and spouses: Men who take paternity leave are less likely to get divorced, and a Swedish study found that when fathers were offered up to 30 days of flexible leave while their partners were on maternity leave, their spouses are less likely to be on anti-anxiety medication in the postpartum period.
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Year that California became the first state to offer paid parental leave: 2002 Number of years before another state did it: Six Number of states that offer it today: Six and Washington, D.C. Length of California's family leave as it exists: Six weeks Length of the longest state family leave program (in Washington): 12 weeks Number of prime-age workers economists say America would add to the labor force with family policies like paid leave: 5 million Average total paid leave available to mothers among O.E.C.D. countries in 2016: 55 weeks Share of Americans who get paid parental leave from their employers: 16 percent Share of Americans who support paid parental leave: 63 percent Number of paid leave bills that have passed Congress: 0 Concrete plans to pay for California's expanded leave program: 0 But Mr. Newsom said he planned to start a task force to figure out a way to phase in the expansion.
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Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit and a paid-leave advocate currently working with Dove Men+Care and PL+US in the Fight for Paid Family Leave, said paternity leave was crucial to the well-being of his wife and daughter.
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"There's two ways to leave relationships: you leave them angry and resentful, or you leave them knowing it was for the best and the world and life will offer you great things afterward," the former Bachelor — who is currently dating Jessica Clarke — said.
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New mothers in the EU are entitled to a minimum of 14 weeks of paid maternity leave, and new fathers often receive paid parental leave as well, while new parents in the U.S. have no guarantee of any paid maternity or parental leave.
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The Labor Department can issue regulations exempting certain companies with fewer than 50 employees from requirements that they offer paid family leave and paid sick leave — an apparent difference from the original legislation allowing exemptions from paid family leave only, advocates said.
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Likewise, Senator Pelosi's bill is deplorable in that it only "guarantees sick leave to about 20% of workers," and does not force retail giants to provide paid sick leave, nor does it bail out smaller business to provide sick leave as well.
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The U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday said that unionized employers cannot allow workers with medical conditions that qualify for unpaid leave under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) to first exhaust paid leave accrued under a collective bargaining agreement.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayEd Markey: 'Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day' by adopting Irish sick leave policy Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response GOP chairman blocks quick passage of paid sick leave bill MORE (D-Wash.) was less than impressed.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a meager 15% of private sector workers have paid family and medical leave, and the Department of Labor reports that 60% of workers qualify for unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
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"What we don't want is people who come here to make a quick buck off of our low-cost electricity and then leave town and leave us holding the bag, and leave the people of this community holding the bag," Wright said.
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Universal Leave Accounts would also allow employees to use leave judiciously: Unlike many paid leave benefits that are "use it or lose it", encouraging workers to needlessly take time off, the unused money in the accounts would be there for the future.
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Dao had originally said he would willingly give up his seat to accommodate a flight crew, but reneged his offer upon learning the next flight wouldn't leave until the next day, refusing to leave when the officers began selecting people to leave.
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"When something like this goes out they know instinctively, let's get in our vehicles, let's leave our job, let's leave our family," Nedelka said.
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In the United Kingdom, for instance, parents of newborns can generally share up to 27.25 weeks of leave, including 229 weeks of paid leave.
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You leave people undervalued, unproductive, you incentivize them to marry the state and that you leave them with an incentive to become socioeconomic supplicants.
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Luke assumes she's gearing up to leave him, so he cuts into her big speech to let her know he will never leave her.
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Vote Leave also donated £100,000 to another Leave campaign called Veterans for Britain, which, according to The Guardian, then paid AIQ precisely that amount.
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Paid family leave was part of Hillary Clinton's platform, while President-elect Donald Trump promised six weeks of paid leave for new mothers only.
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The investigation found that Vote Leave broke the law by exceeding its £7MM spending limit by channelling £675,000 into a pro-leave youth group.
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According to the Society of Human Resources Managers, 35 percent of U.S. organizations offered paid maternity leave and 29 percent offered paid paternity leave.
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He was inspired by Chris Crocker's 'Leave Britney Alone' viral videoRemember that tearful YouTube video of Chris Crocker imploring people to "leave Britney alone"?
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He still plans to rid area of Kurds & create 'security zone', but is giving Kurds an ultimatum, they can leave voluntarily or leave dead.
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Was that because Ford wanted her to leave, so the stage lights were turned off the moment she was supposed to leave the station?
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E: When I joined, there were a few haughty bankers and I was told that if they leave, the clients will leave with them.
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Leave Means Leave, another campaigning outfit, is deploying all its old tricks: a battle bus, mass rallies and snappy slogans ("No deal, no problem").
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Here's the deal: Workers can receive up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) with several restrictions.
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Since it voted to leave the EU on June 63, Britain has not yet made clear whether it intends to leave the single market.
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That's why we try to make it easy and transparent for somebody to leave a room, or leave a group, when they're using Messenger.
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A two-round referendumThe decision facing the electorate is essentially sequential: the decision to leave inevitably precedes the implementation of any post-leave arrangements.
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So the agreement would not leave them living in Serbia, and they would probably have to leave their homes or else be driven out.
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After all, according to the National Coalition, 52% of those who leave an abusive partner end up having to leave their pet behind, too.
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If passed by Congress, Clinton's parental leave legislation would guarantee at least two-thirds of an employee's salary for 12 weeks of family leave.
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He also proposed providing paid maternity leave by extending unemployment insurance benefits to those working mothers whose employers do not offer paid maternity leave.
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The Leave campaign has said it could extend an Australian-style points-based system to EU citizens if Britain votes to leave the bloc.
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We are the only advanced economy that doesn't guarantee its workers some form of paid family leave, paid sick leave or paid vacation time.
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My boss didn't want me to leave, or his manager, and my director who was actually a lesbian didn't want me to leave either.
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Why it matters: The U.S. is the only developed nation without paid family leave on a national scale, but support for leave is widespread.
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Now, it's West Virginians themselves, as young people leave in search of career opportunities, chasing a modern world that might otherwise leave them behind.
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It also gives 21 weeks of fully paid maternity leave to new mothers and up to eight weeks of bonding leave for new fathers.
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The U.K. is no longer expected to leave the EU on Friday, as British lawmakers remain at odds over how to leave the bloc.
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One survey shows that while 66 percent of women take all their paid maternity leave, only 36 percent of men use their paternity leave.
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At the moment, the U.K. is scheduled to leave the EU on April 12 and will be the first country to leave the bloc.
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"I want to leave, but I refuse to leave my mom behind," she said, noting that her mom rode out Hurricane Celia in 2700.
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Leave voters trusted her: research from the British Election Study shows that the Conservatives picked up five percentage points of support from Leave voters.
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"Malia is more than ready to leave, but I'm not ready for her to leave," he said on the "Ellen DeGeneres Show" in February.
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The initial sick-leave bill would have allowed employees to accrue sick leave at a rate of one hour for every 85033 hours worked.
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Paid parental and family leave programs are wildly popular with voters — 85033 percent of Republicans and 90 percent of Democrats support paid parental leave.
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At that point, Graham said, he'd leave it up to Trump to determine whether to leave troops in the region or send them elsewhere.
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Support is broad because very few people have paid family leave and unpaid leave, which is all that federal law currently provides, is unaffordable.
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The paid family leave program will allow workers up to 12 weeks of paid leave to care for a sick family member or baby.
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Likewise, perhaps revulsion at the murder will leave voters wary of the xenophobic tone of some of the Leave campaigners in the "Brexit" referendum.
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Banks, an entrepreneur whose fortune comes primarily from owning insurance companies, had financed and directed the most aggressive wing of the Leave campaign, Leave.
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"His mantra was: We will leave money in the hands of people and leave them to decide how to spend it," Professor Blake said.
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You put emergency crews in danger if you refuse to leave, and once the storm hits, your window of opportunity to leave is minuscule.
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About 13 percent of private sector workers are covered for parental and family care leave, while a larger fraction have access to medical leave.
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The latest polls seem to indicate that Leave will win; one phone poll (a technique more favourable to Remain) had Leave six points ahead.
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Failure to insist residents leave could spell their death -- or, less dramatically, leave them facing days or weeks without electricity, food or medical care.
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"Day one is about stress, things like free testing, covering the uninsured, paid emergency leave, paid medical leave, strengthening unemployment insurance," el-Erian says.
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Take it or leave it, but please don't leave it because it has taken me this long to recognize it and that's not great.
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The Family and Medical Leave Act does both those things, but the leave is unpaid, and only about half of workers qualify for it.
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I think there needs to be a balance between what we leave to technology, and what we should leave to face to face interactions.
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Matthew Elliott, former chief executive of Vote Leave, said the Electoral Commission had concluded in a draft investigation that Vote Leave exceeded spending limits.
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"In the next package, all of us are insisting that this provision on paid sick leave and family leave be part of it," Sen.
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Residents who leave their homes must now carry an ID and "Certificate of Citizens' Movement" form with them each time they leave the house.
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Our warehouse, customer service and store employees now have the same bereavement, parental leave, family sick leave and sabbatical packages that corporate employees have.
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It is the first update to federal family leave policy in a generation, since the Family and Medical Leave Act was enacted in 1993.
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But Finland's parental leave policies are still not as generous as neighboring Sweden, where each parent can take up to 240 days paid leave.
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They said that typically, adult patients have the right to leave the hospital against medical advice, and they can leave without signing any paperwork.
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Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit party, organized the highest-profile public event, a "Leave Means Leave" party in Parliament Square in central London.
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Under the 1993 Family Medical Leave Act, companies with more than 50 employees have to provide 12 weeks of unpaid leave for new parents.
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"Leave, Lenin, leave!" protesters shouted as they marched before clashes erupted in parts of downtown, where anti-IMF and anti-Moreno graffiti covered buildings.
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Fully 87 percent of respondents to the Pew survey "strongly favor" or "somewhat favor" tax credits to employers providing paid leave, including parental leave.
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By comparison, Patagonia, considered a leader in sustainability, gives its workers 80 days of maternity leave and 60 days of paternity leave, both paid.
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The implementation of a family leave policy pays for itself in the first year when women return from maternity leave at a greater rate.
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Three years after Britons voted narrowly in a referendum to leave the European Union, Britain is still wrangling over how and when to leave.
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A year ago, the law changed on maternity and paternity leave in the UK to allow eligible couples to share parental leave between partners.
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Although Ivanka has — in her inimitable sentient skim vanilla latte way — not officially endorsed a specific paid family leave proposal, she has been meeting with Republicans about it and her father's 2020 budget includes paid family leave, but does not go beyond parental leave.
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Among other points in its favor, New York has laws on job-protected family leave that exceed federal requirements, offers paid family leave and paid medical/pregnancy disability leave and guarantees greater rights than federal law for nursing mothers to express breast milk at work.
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Among other points in its favor, Rhode Island has laws on job-protected family leave that exceed federal requirements, offers paid family leave and paid medical/pregnancy disability leave and guarantees greater rights than federal law for nursing mothers to express breast milk at work.
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The agency had accused Corizon Health Inc of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act by refusing to provide accommodations to workers who had used up their 30 days of paid leave or 12 weeks of unpaid leave guaranteed by the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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While there is no federal statute requiring the amount of paid leave time for employees who are new parents, the Family Medical Leave Act allows up to 28503 weeks of unpaid leave for parents to care for a newborn, with no threat of job loss.
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Paternal leave: Allowing fathers — or another adult caretaker — to take paid leave in the first six months after a woman gives birth improves the mother's health, according to a study of a 2012 Swedish law giving men up to 30 days of parental leave.
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As a 0.0023 Pew Research study noted when evaluating paid family leave across different countries, countries that have more weeks of paid parental leave also happen to have wider gender wage gaps, potentially because women are more likely to take advantage of the leave.
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And voters may well subconsciously associate the heady success of Leave with a brutal killing -- suggesting that a Leave vote is a vote for chaos.
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There was an 2100-point swing between the final-day polling and the outcome in favor of leave, and leave had been all over Facebook.
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If you're here to trade, then just leave it on the exchange (or leave just enough so you can trade at volumes you're interested in).
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Companies could limit the accumulation of paid leave, with workers losing their right to leave if they did not take holidays within a given period.
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Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and leave to rest in the refrigerator for at least 28-28 minutes- leave for longer if possible. 28.
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Leave the mixture to stand for about 15 minutes, then add 3 more tablespoons cold water and leave to stand again for about 10 minutes.
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Whether the paid leave plan Congress moves will touch 100 million-plus working people who do not have paid family leave at their jobs now.
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The mini menu that pops up lets you turn AirDrop off completely, leave it open for your contacts only, or leave it open to everyone.
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Speaking on Monday as part of the "Leave means Leave" group, he told supporters he thought there was a danger that Brexit might not happen.
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The birth parent could previously have eight weeks of maternity leave along with eight weeks of parental bonding leave for a total of 16 weeks.
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So, what you guys say is absolutely true, that he was told in 210 to leave and did not leave at that time, since applied.
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"We need to shift mindsets so that a request for a stress leave for mental-health is treated like leave for physical health," Klein says.
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When she disputed the terms of their offer and decided to leave the label, she said she had to regrettably leave behind her entire catalog.
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"When we leave this court room, Bryce Walker gets to leave convinced he chose the wrong girl to have sex with," Jessica tells the judge.
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The two main groups campaigning for a "no" vote are rivals: Vote Leave, supported by most Conservatives, which emphasizes economic and sovereignty issues; and Leave.
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After giving the other partners six months' notice through that provision, a country is free to leave NAFTA (but not necessarily obligated to leave it).
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Those in the "Vote Leave" camp say Britain should leave the EU in order to regain its sovereignty, control of its borders and trade affairs.
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The report also showed that personal medical leave and taking time off to care for someone else were more common than maternity or paternal leave.
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Known as a leading voice for the 2016 campaign to leave the EU, Johnson has promised he'd leave with or without a deal on Oct.
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After approximately two weeks, he said admin approved his leave, but in order to leave his deployment early, he would need $2000 to get home.
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Leave it to Anthony Scaramucci to leave the 'Big Brother' house in a surprise twist ... just like his shocking exit from President Trump's White House.
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"It's about expressing and showing women that that behavior is not okay and not only can you leave, but you need to leave," explained Schumer.
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Some retirees want to leave money for their children, others want to support charities, and still others couldn't care less whether they leave anything behind.
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I think it's about expressing and showing women that that behavior is not okay and not only can you leave, but you need to leave.
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Paid parental leave: Includes $19 billion over 10 years to help states provide up to six weeks of paid leave for new mothers and fathers.
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But that's not going to happen anymore, no more -- no more companies are going to leave because we have reasons that they can't leave anymore.
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While media coverage of parental leave largely focuses on corporate professionals taking three months of paid leave or more, it paints a wildly misleading picture.
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Since the dogs leave the groomer looking their best, it often doesn't take long before they leave the shelter to live in their forever home.
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"It doesn't concern me because many people agree with me, and all I'm saying is, if they want to leave, they can leave," Trump responded.
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What many people might not realize is that the initial Family Medical Leave proposal, which ultimately got watered down, was six months of paid leave.
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While Meghan will likely take a three-to-five month maternity leave, with possible public appearances sprinkled in earlier, Harry has not taken paternity leave.
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"People could carry on pretty much as is," Richard Tice, vice-chairman of pro-Brexit campaign group Leave Means Leave, told BBC radio this week.
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Earlier this month, Obama announced he would leave about 8,400 U.S. troops in the country instead of the 5,500 he had previously planned to leave.
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His offers a generous maternity leave policy too: Female employees can now take an added eight weeks of paid leave for a total of 12.
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" Trump on resources for Puerto Rico: "At some point, FEMA has to leave, first responders have to leave and the people have to take over.
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It requests money for a new paid family leave plan The budget includes a request for $19 billion to implement a paid family leave program.
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We put all that at risk if we leave, on the basis of some vague plans from the Leave campaign that are misleading and contradictory.
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The researchers estimated that to offset the paid leave benefits, participants in the program would see their retirement age raised by six months per leave.
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Common sense counsels that we leave technical and scientific interpretation to content area experts, but leave interpretation of what the law says to the courts.
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And two, creativity in our work is often a matter of what we choose to leave out, rather than leave in — what is unspoken vs.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) introduced the Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act (FAMILY Act) in February that would ensure workers 12 weeks of paid leave.
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But even Papua New Guinea might soon leave us in the dust, as the government there has announced a review of its maternity leave laws.
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A figurehead for the successful "Leave" campaign in the 2016 referendum, Johnson has repeated daily that Britain will leave on the latest deadline of Oct.
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In addition to parental leave, experts point to a growing number of states and municipalities that are passing laws governing sick leave and retirement plans.
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Even if teachers do know they have the right to leave without paying dues, many are confused or mistaken about what happens after they leave.
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This is also useful for monitoring; staff will make sure you don't leave your bike for longer than 90 days or leave it improperly parked.
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If you have a note to leave on a recipe that you think may be of help to the rest of us, please leave it.
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YouGov's latest survey, on June 19, put Leave back in the lead by 2, and as of Tuesday, its model projects Leave winning by 2.
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"Our laws also guarantee employees basic humane benefits like sick leave, health care, and paid parental leave," City Attorney Dennis Herrera said in a statement.
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One employee in a clinic without paid maternity leave said she started an online fundraiser to help with bills while on leave, the Times reported.
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In the 25 years since the Family and Medical Leave Act was signed into law, our country has seen a paradigm shift on paid leave.
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The New Parent Leave Act gives three months of unpaid maternity and paternity leave to parents who work at businesses with 20 to 49 employees.
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The last time Epstein was in jail, he was granted generous work leave that allowed him to leave his cell for six days a week.
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Mueller is also expected to leave the Justice Department soon, which could leave the administration with little control over his actions as a private citizen.
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The administration did not force the students to leave, but neither would they allow the occupying students to re-enter if they chose to leave.
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And in any event the parents have to leave, if the parents leave, unless they are very bad people, they got to take their baby.
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The current medical leave system necessitates that employers provide leave for very short term illnesses, through either paid sick days or short term disability insurance.
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She can't leave without getting a whole bunch of special permissions; there are some people who will never be able to leave the West Bank.
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And if companies want to leave Arizona and if they want to leave other states, there's going to be a lot of trouble for them.
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You have the opportunity to leave a legacy behind, but you also have the opportunity to leave your family broke and struggling to get by.
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Surveys before and after California introduced a paid family leave policy in 2004 asked workers how they were affected when a colleague took a leave.
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The leave provisions also benefit part-timers, the self-employed and those in the gig economy, who typically don't have paid sick or family leave.
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"I am encouraged that you have recognized the importance of paid sick leave during the current crisis by introducing emergency sick leave policies," Warren said.
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Two short-term relief packages, with measures like limited paid sick leave and family leave for some classes of workers, have been passed through Congress.
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The addition of the sick leave definition will allow employees to take leave to care for their own sickness or for an immediate family member.
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A prominent Christian think tank has come out fiercely in favor of better family leave policies, defending federally mandated family leave policies on theological grounds.
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Failure would leave the country with two unappealing options: leave the E.U. in a little over a week without a deal or delay Brexit further.
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A representative of Deloitte recently testified at a Senate hearing that the company decreases its leave benefit in states that have social insurance leave programs.
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What we leave downin the canyon — the stainof us — red on red,hemoglobin on hematite,the trace of us the one truemap we'll ever leave.
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While this is not an order for personnel to leave the country, it means they are permitted to leave the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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"It's times like this that we really see the need for stronger public policies like paid sick leave and paid family medical leave," said Mason.
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Another lets people use pretax savings accounts to save for leave, and a third creates a tax credit for companies that voluntarily provide family leave.
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We need paid sick leave, paid leave, and reliable schedules to be there for everyone—part-timers, multiple job-holders, those who change jobs frequently.
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Bennett claimed she was asked to leave campus, but a statement released by the university denies that she was ever asked to leave the property.
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This will leave shortsighted Medicare providers with less income and more importantly, will leave beneficiaries with significant reductions in health coverage and much needed services.
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Paid family leave advocates say they worry that her exit could leave a gap when it comes to discussing this issue on a national stage.
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"why didn't u leave"SON WHY DIDN'T YOU LEAVE INSTEAD OF CHEATING, YOU SHOULD'VE LEFT IF U WEREN'T HAPPY INSTEAD OF HURTING HER #hurtbae pic.twitter.
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Another proposal put forth by Congress, the Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act, known by the name FAMILY, also provides for a 12-week leave.
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The U.K. voted in June 2016 to leave the EU, but the process to leave the bloc has proven long and rich in technical details.
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For starters, she wasn't covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act, which allows workers to take unpaid leave for qualifying medical and family reasons.
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Companies including Mparticle, BrewDog, and Nina Hale have introduced pet leave, or "fur-ternity leave," to employees so new pet parents can work from home.
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For example, floods affecting agricultural land in low lying coastal areas can leave it unusable for farming, pushing inhabitants to leave the area for good.
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Federal employees in the executive branch are still fighting to secure paid parental leave and can currently take up to 22018 weeks of unpaid leave.
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"The concern would be that if one left maybe several would leave, and that would leave him with no competent people around him," he said.
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The California Democrat said the package would offer 14 days of paid sick leave and up to three months of paid family and medical leave.
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Mr. Sanders could talk about his parental leave program, which would guarantee working parents six months of paid leave following the arrival of a baby.
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Currently, the Family and Medical Leave Act, which became law in 1993, only goes so far as to guarantee workers three months of unpaid leave.
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Under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, qualifying American parents are guaranteed 12 weeks of family leave to care for a new child.
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And then I can leave this place, and as soon as I leave this place you can go back to being a good little soldier.
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And if companies want to leave Arizona and if they want to leave other states, there's going to be a lot of trouble for them.
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But unlike a similarly unrealistic ABC Family Christmas movie, these giant bow car commercials don't leave me with the warm fuzzies; they leave me baffled.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayEd Markey: 'Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day' by adopting Irish sick leave policy Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response GOP chairman blocks quick passage of paid sick leave bill MORE (D-Wash.), introduced legislation Friday that would also require employers to immediately provide 85033 additional days of paid sick leave when there is a public health emergency, such as the coronavirus.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayEd Markey: 'Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day' by adopting Irish sick leave policy Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response GOP chairman blocks quick passage of paid sick leave bill MORE (D-Wash.) would mandate all employers to let workers accrue seven days of paid sick leave and immediately provide 2628 additional days when there is a public health emergency.
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While these are great examples, men who aren't CEOs may have limited leave options or feel intimidated by the process of asking for and taking leave.
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Last September Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group introduced a groundbreaking new parental leave plan that gives all new parents four weeks of fully paid leave.
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I'm gonna leave a piece of me behind in this room when I leave, it's gonna be hard for me to not shed a tear tonight.
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You can't leave, you just can't leave," he implores her — before she suggests the idea of marriage to him: "Luke, I think we should get married.
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Walmart offers up to six weeks paid parental leave for full-time hourly workers and an additional 10 weeks of paid maternity leave for new moms.
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"All of the direction for BeLeave came from BeLeave and all of the direction for Vote Leave came from Vote Leave," AIQ's co-founder told Gizmodo.
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Matt Smith, the current CFO, informed the board of his intention to leave Debenhams in April and will leave the group at the end of August.
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Some officials said Juncker, who will leave the Commission in October, would stick to his lenient stance and leave the issue to the next EU executive.
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In May 2018, the company announced a new paid leave policy that extended paid leave to 16 weeks for childbirth, foster care, adoption, and pregnancy recovery.
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What drives people is a purpose, and they created that purpose, first of all, of "we want to leave..." At that time, it was called "leave".
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And the moment I tell you to stop, and you fail to stop, and then I say, "leave," and you fail to leave, now you're trespassing.
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So let's get specific: We should extend guaranteed family leave — ideally paid leave but at least a guarantee of reemployment — to six months or a year.
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"It's how I do everything I do, being able to leave when I want to leave, go home when I want to go home," Fertitta says.
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Non-anxious introverts are perfectly happy to leave the party early, but people with social anxiety often leave because they feel so worried and want relief.
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I shouldn't leave because you shouldn't leave good people behind if they are struggling with some ugly tendencies they might not even recognize, I told myself.
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The Harris campaign calculated that fines would total about $180 billion in 10 years, which she plans on investing in paid family leave and medical leave.
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During the presidency of Bill Clinton, Congress enacted a requirement that employers provide 12 weeks of unpaid leave but balked at the idea of paid leave.
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Despite the U.S. offering assurances that Rocky would not leave Sweden if released, the judge ruled that the rapper could leave the country in the interim.
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I think it's about expressing and showing women that that behavior is not okay and that not only can you leave, but you need to leave.
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The price points were generated using a cost calculator for paid family leave that was developed by the AEI-Brookings Working Group on Paid Family Leave.
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Managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun, while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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That's because even as paid leave has become more available in the past 20 years, the total number of women taking maternity leave has scarcely increased.
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The Family And Medical Insurance Leave (FAMILY) Act is modeled on lessons from state programs and would create an inclusive and responsibly funded paid leave program.
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It's the fourth such Tweet this week, the kinds of Tweets that leave fans wondering if he's calling out teammates or even threatening to leave Cleveland.
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Lord said all the Turkish F-35 pilots and personnel had "firm plans" to leave the United States and were scheduled to leave by July 31.
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Managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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In the end, Leave won, with nearly 52 percent of voters deciding to exit the EU. As economists predicted, the leave vote is causing economic turmoil.
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Maxey: Alligators, they can be dangerous, but just like with wildlife, if you leave them alone, they will more than likely want to leave you alone.
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It also expanded its parental leave policy for cafe workers, giving non-birth parents up to six weeks of paid leave when welcoming a new child.
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The 11 best countries for maternity leave are all European, with Bulgaria -- which offers just under 20043 weeks of paid leave -- leading the pack, according OECD.
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" RICHARD TICE, CO-CHAIR OF BREXIT CAMPAIGN GROUP LEAVE MEANS LEAVE: "It is regrettable that anti-democracy campaigners have delayed the Brexit process for so long.
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LONDON — He spent nearly 26 years pushing for Britain to leave the European Union, and having succeeded in his aim, he is now taking his leave.
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"They are trying to get the gun haters to leave them alone, while at the same time leave us alone when we carry in their stores."
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"People will say to me, 'I want my own home gym so I can leave my bedroom, work out, shower, and leave for work,'" Mills said.
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Paid family leave proposals have been swirling on Capitol Hill for years, but the U.S. remains the only industrialized nation without a federal paid leave policy.
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In addition to maternity leave, management can offer paternity leave to set the stage for shared co-parenting and appreciation of child-care and home management.
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Most Americans don't have access to paid family leave, including maternity leave — just 17% of Americans did in 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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If the swimmers over 21 wanted to leave the athletes' village, he told them, they should travel in groups (those under 21 were not to leave).
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The Family and Medical Leave Act provides unpaid, job protected leave, but it covers only 2628 percent of workers, and many can't afford to use it.
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And lack of leave kills babies: each 85033 weeks of paid, job-protected leave is associated with a 4 to 6 percent reduction in infant mortality.
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The transaction will help European bankers who had feared that Britain's vote to leave the European Union could leave a blank space in their deals calendar.
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The United States is the only developed country not to mandate paid maternity leave; American mothers are only eligible for up to 12 weeks unpaid leave.
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Take your phone with you when you leave the house, but find ways to leave it behind so you can speak candidly with people you trust.
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Includes workers who may be legally entitled to paid sick leave, but reported that they did not believe they were able to take paid sick leave.
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It doesn't include sick leave to care for an ailing relative, which a lot of paid family leave programs like New York state's new one do.
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And conversely, having to leave a game behind or play a pared-down, crappy, portable version when I leave my house was never really ideal either.
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In November 7003, she was granted unpaid leave through the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, allowing her to take time off without losing her job.
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Cities with paid sick leave have lower infection ratesThe disparity is stark between the highest-paid and lowest-paid workers on access to paid sick leave.
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If she were to leave him, he told her from his jail cell, he would torture her, cut her into pieces and leave her to die.
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People of color, in particular, are disproportionately represented in underpaid and low-quality jobs that often do not provide sick leave, paid leave or other benefits.
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On Wednesday, Virgin Australia said 8,000 of its employees will be put on leave, while, last week Qantas Airways placed 20,00 of its staff on leave.
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This co-worker is currently on maternity leave, but we've learned that she will be allowed to work from home indefinitely when her maternity leave ends.
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The best we have is the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which provides no paid leave but protects one's job for up to 12 weeks.
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"In 213, people, yes, did vote to leave, but they didn't vote how to leave," he said at a briefing organized by the Foreign Press Association.
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Starbucks also expanded its parental leave policy for cafe workers, giving non-birth parents up to six weeks of paid leave when welcoming a new child.
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And not only are more companies offering paternity leave, as opposed to just maternity leave for women, but more men are also taking that time off.
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The House-passed version of the NDAA would have created a broader family leave policy, but top Democrats cheered the inclusion of the parental leave deal.
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Trump is entitled to his opinion on what "you're supposed to leave," but it is normal for presidents to leave some judicial vacancies to their successors.
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According to LinkedIn, Apple offers some serious employee perks, including 18 weeks of paid maternity leave for moms and six weeks of paid leave for dads.
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"As we leave the European Union we must leave the Common Fisheries Policy and ensure a good deal for our fishing communities," Davidson said last week.
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Before these changes, full-time hourly workers were only eligible for up to eight weeks of paid maternity leave and two weeks for paid parental leave.
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In the end, Leave won, with nearly 52 percent of voters deciding to exit the EU. As economists predicted, the Leave vote is causing economic turmoil.
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They leave moldy sandwich crusts in their bedrooms, use up the hot water with their endless showers and, yes, they leave the milk on the counter.
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The bottom line is that paid family leave is incredibly popular, and there is broad consensus that the outcomes of taking leave are positive across parties.
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Once they have crossed into Uganda, many people leave things people leave behind at the border, only to realize that their journey is far from finished.
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Estonia offered mothers 85 weeks of paid leave, Hungary offered 72 weeks, and Bulgaria offered 65 weeks, ranking as the top three countries for maternity leave.
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