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Parental Leave for New Dads: Companies That Boosted Their Paternity Leave

HR Digest

However, some employers are putting more efforts to tackle parental leave issues squarely – more companies are improving their parental leave policies for both new moms and new dads. Between 2018 and 2016, paid maternity leave jumped 10 percent, according to a study published by the SHRM.

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How does your parental leave policy stack up? Is it fair? Equitable? Competitive?

PeopleStrategy

Family leave has been subject to much scrutiny and debate in recent years. And two current employment trends are putting additional pressure on employers to take a closer look at their current parental leave policies: Employees want better work-life balance as they seek a higher quality of life. Go gender neutral.

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Which Job Perks Do Employees Value?

HR Digest

We recently added benefits to support our working families including back up child care, infertility benefits and paid parental leave. Kate Savage: Investing in your talent – beyond salary and performance bonus is key. The HR Digest: What would you say is the most effective non-cash motivator?

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New employment laws to watch in 2020

Insperity

For many years, the minimum salary exempt employees could earn was $455 a week, or $23,600 per year. The Obama administration planned to raise the minimum to $913 a week, or $47,476 per year, by December 2016. Changes at the state and local level: Paid leave policies. New Jersey also has a new salary ban law, effective Jan.