Re:Paternity leave at startups: designing a policy for new p...
by poulsbohemian on Tuesday September 04, 2018 @03:40PM
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FMLA is a joke. All FMLA actually says is the company can't outright fire you if you need up to 12 weeks to deal with family matters. The company is under no obligation to do anything else for you and if you can't afford to take time off without pay, well sux to be you.
Re:Paternity leave at startups: designing a policy for new p...
by oh_sigh on Tuesday September 04, 2018 @04:10PM
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Depends on the state. What about the business? They hired you for a reason, and you want them to keep paying you while you are not doing anything for them. What if the business can't afford to pay in a state where it is mandated? Well, sux to be them.
Re:Paternity leave at startups: designing a policy for new p...
by HelloNurse on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @06:48AM
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The business also wants me to come back after leave instead of moving to a less expensive place while looking for another job. Paid leave is an investment.
Re:Paternity leave at startups: designing a policy for new p...
by adrr on Tuesday September 04, 2018 @03:59PM
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California its paid.
Re:Paternity leave at startups: designing a policy for new p...
by dominotw on Tuesday September 04, 2018 @04:20PM
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> Older people are allowed to have kids as well
Did you read my comment at all? I am not talking about having kids.
>For your situation - were you not eligible for the FMLA?
Because I needed a salary to pay medical bills and provide for new living arrangements .
For your situation - were you not eligible for the FMLA?