Paid leave is a critical workplace benefit that supports employees by providing time away from work for personal, family, or health-related reasons without the loss of income. It encompasses various types of leave, including sick leave, parental leave, vacation days, and bereavement leave. Paid leave policies promote work-life balance, improve employee morale, and enhance productivity by reducing stress and burnout. For employers, offering competitive paid leave can attract and retain top talent, demonstrate a commitment to employee well-being, and foster a more inclusive workplace culture. While federal requirements like the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) provide unpaid leave protections, many states and organizations are expanding access to paid leave to meet the evolving needs of the workforce.
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