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Author: Lelaine Bigelow

Lelaine Bigelow is the managing director of external affairs at the National Partnership for Women & Families.
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Paid Family Leave Policies Can't Be Temporary

Paid Family Leave Policies Can’t Be Temporary

Lelaine Bigelow

You shouldn’t have to live in a particular place or take up a certain vocation or work for the right employer just to access something as necessary as paid leave. And under no circumstances should it ever come down to a person’s race or background.

We need a national guarantee for paid leave that covers all workers, no matter what.

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