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Paid Parental Leave: U.S. vs. The World The U.S. joins Lesotho, Swaziland and Papua New Guinea as the only countries that do not mandate paid maternity leave. Most countries ensure at least three months of paid leave for new mothers, and many give fathers benefits too. xi ag chico oh Tongays, Japan Weal corr aay days 140.8% 60% pay Bow FY IIB Paid matemity leave HIE P2id matemity and paternity leavet™* Mforsix weeks, flatrate after “atthe federal minimum wage *#4Longth of lave and rato of pay apply ta maternity loave plicias; paternity leave polices are paid but may difer Source: Intemational Labour Organization ‘THE HUFFINGTON POST WHO WORKS IN FAST FOOD TODAY? Seite fept Pall fost jog tos ane 0 Uears old br older ole rps ere wea oceraicommon misconception. Sa Ath of sesame adults baue some college e iindiny 02 pect wh ented poe, aint aHRDRDTATATRAATTRININANTT arneTERRTTTATTTTTI TTT STRETeTRTTTTTTTT TTT TTT anenenenenanetettttt SO SRT TTT ast food workers eam betueen $726 ‘Tat ane pve ine fra oo ws, tor EEE) #9 FLEX PAYS iets riesorron _ ‘Theamounta typical busines saves on spatecosts for every 100 employees who $500,000... seem yp oid oH R= $5 soe cook == rid sS5 = bi a

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