Lack of paid leave threatens workers’ jobs and financial stability. More than 40 million workers have no access to paid sick days. Even worse, nearly 95 million workers—the vast majority—have no paid family leave. - 40 Days - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Lack of paid leave threatens workers’ jobs and financial stability. More than 40 million workers have no access to paid sick days. Even worse, nearly 95 million workers—the vast majority—have no paid family leave. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-02-13 13:43:37 Open Document File Size: 441,61 KB Share Result on Facebook City Sillwater / / Company Washington Post / Abt Associates Inc. / / Country United States / / Currency pence / USD / / Facility Economic Policy Institute / S Mott Children’s Hospital / / Holiday New Year's Day / / IndustryTerm federal law / electricity / health insurance / federal law guaranteeing workers / food preparation / family leave insurance programs / food / / Organization Social Security Administration / University of Michigan C.S Mott Children’s Hospital / Institute for Women / Oxfam / Care Coalition / U.S. Census Bureau / U.S. Bureau / Kaiser Family Foundation / Economic Policy Institute / / Person Lynda Laughlin / Jesske Eiklenborg / Wanda / Sick Leave / Victoria Ojeda / Job Stability / Heather D. Hill / Kai Filion / Jeff Hayes / Andrew Green / Barbara Gault / / Position food worker / Private / / ProvinceOrState Minnesota / California / / PublishedMedium Washington Post / The American Journal / / URL http /

Lack of paid leave threatens workers’ jobs and financial stability. More than 40 million workers have no access to paid sick days. Even worse, nearly 95 million workers—the vast majority—have no paid family leave. Add to Reading List