Lack of paid family leave policy costs workers an estimated $20 billion in lost wages each year.
Gregorio Sablan: “Lack of paid family leave policy costs workers an estimated $20 billion in lost wages each year.”
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Discusses the financial impact of the absence of paid family leave.
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