#FedFeed – DoL talks paid leave on Millennial Monday
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The Department of Labor held a Twitter chat about paid leave with the hashtag #MillennialMon, because this is an issue that resonates with that generation. Here’s some highlights from the chat.
A1: This one chart perfectly sums up how the United States is doing when it comes to #PaidLeave. #MillennialMon pic.twitter.com/wIRW0kJRP4
— US Labor Department (@USDOL) October 24, 2016
A2: #PaidFamilyLeave isn’t just for parents – workers can take care of their own (or family’s) health w/o a threat to income. #MillennialMon pic.twitter.com/mFxmvQLRhw
— US Labor Department (@USDOL) October 24, 2016
A3: US is the only developed nation that doesn’t provide #PaidLeave – a crucial support that benefits families & businesses. #MillennialMon pic.twitter.com/QCkxK5nZE8
— US Labor Department (@USDOL) October 24, 2016
A6: About 41M private-sector workers have no paid sick leave for illnesses and injuries that are a natural part of life. #MillennialMon
— US Labor Department (@USDOL) October 24, 2016
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