The Push For Paid Family Leave Grows Stronger – NPR Illinois

If Illinois enforced some form of paid family leave for its residents, it would be the eighth state to do so. Gov. J.B Pritzker’s administration boosted paid parental leave for state employees August, and Naperville just approved six- to 12-weeks of paid parental leave for its employees.
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Freddy
6 years ago

So they will pay us for our entire family to LEAVE Illinois? Finally a good idea. Wish that was the case.

Mike Mike
6 years ago

Naperville and the State of Illinois have underfunded pensions and OPEB yet are expanding healthcare benefits, in this case, paid family leave.

And so the story continues.

Hiking benefits while pensions and OPEB are already underfunded.

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