United States lags in paid maternity leave compared globally
In Santa Fe Linda Strauss Mellroy worries about placing her 2 month old in day care while 14 month paid leave in Canada helps Suzanne Dobson return to work. Sweden offers 16 months at 80 percent for parents. The U S relies on 12 weeks through FMLA, covering only large employers, leaving US near Lesotho and Papua New Guinea in paid leave. Experts cite differing feminist goals and policy inertia as roots of the gap.
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