Washington, D.C. — Paid Leave for All Action Founding Director Dawn Huckelbridge released the following statement in response to the Republicans’ Budget Bill: “The passage of the Republicans’ budget bill is a complete betrayal of the American people. It is an attack on working families everywhere, all to pad the pockets of billionaires and the […]
The test found that when people hear about proposed paid family and medical leave legislation in Pennsylvania, they are more likely to agree that the state government is looking out for working people.
The first report to provide bonding leave data by gender in all operational state paid leave programs finds that men’s use of paid leave has grown powerfully and in some states is equal to or greater than mother’s use of paid parental leave.
The first report to provide data by gender among bonding leave claimants in all 10 operational state paid leave programs, including not previously released data from several states.
First of its kind national poll of men finds men are hopeful; clearly link family to masculinity; and nearly universally support a host of family policies, including paid leave and affordable care.
“This bill is a betrayal of working families everywhere in America. It represents the biggest wealth transfer in history, gutting vital services at a time when we should instead be investing in policies like paid leave and affordable care.”
The largest single-day show of solidarity for moms, with over $100,000 in donated goods and services from brands across the country—offering care, connection, and a nationwide call for change
“We Need Meaningful Paid Leave Policy, Not Giveaways to Wealthy Corporations”
Paid Leave for All, the national campaign of organizations fighting for a federal paid family and medical leave policy, has announced plans to expand their work in the year ahead.
Announced new findings that 4 in 5 women said paid leave matters to their vote this presidential election—and half of American women returned to work within six weeks of giving birth. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Yesterday, July 10, Paid Leave for All and Glamour led a Day of Action and joined Senators and Members of Congress for […]
The nationwide campaign is the first collective action of its kind, bringing together 70+ brands and partners across the country to call for Congress to pass paid family and medical leave in honor of Women’s History Month.
This monumental legislation would ensure that every worker has access to paid leave to care for themselves or a loved one with a serious health condition.