Sentences with phrase «time caring for sick family members»

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Workers could use this time to care for themselves or a sick family member, obtain preventive care, or address the impacts of domestic violence.

Starting Jan. 1 workers in New York State will be eligible for Paid Family Leave, providing them an opportunity to take time off to care for a sick family member or bond with a new baby without losinFamily Leave, providing them an opportunity to take time off to care for a sick family member or bond with a new baby without losinfamily member or bond with a new baby without losing pay.

He said he also likes the governor's revised paid family leave proposal, which would phase in a rate of 2/3 of a worker's pay for up to 12 weeks of time off to care for a newborn or sick family member.

The reasons for allowing an employee to take paid sick time include: employee's short term illness; time to deal with medical, legal or relocation issues related to domestic violence or child abuse; and to care for a family member when ill or in need of medical care.

Gillibrand, a Democrat, wants to make federal law the ability for workers to take extended time off for childbirth or to care for a sick family member.

As drafted last year, the bill would also allow employees to take sick time if they were a victim of domestic violence and to care for a family member.

They offer two start times (9 a.m. and 10 a.m.) to accommodate students raising children, caring for sick family members, working late shifts, or traveling far from temporary housing.

Increasingly, employees who take time off for family care obligations — ranging from caring for sick family members to having a baby — and are prohibited from returning to their job are suing their employers.

Compassionate care benefits are available to employees who have to take time away from work to care for a sick family member who has a significant risk of death.

When I was a teenager my grandmother got sick and because I live close to her I was able to help her on her recovery and take care of her and it was really rewarding experience for me and I didn't know that I like taking care of people so much until I was able to take care of her... it was a little different because she was a family member and I loved her but... I find it in nursing in general that same core interest in taking care of people and making sure people are feeling good and feeling better and... feeling next time I'm watching out for them that has held through for me in my entire career and I just really enjoy that aspect of the job.

Patrick, you're not alone in taking time off of work to care for a sick family member.

Exited the workforce to care for a sick family member full time.

You might have taken time away from work to pursue an advanced degree, care for a sick family member, or even raise a family.