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Allegheny County Revises Paid Parental Leave Proposal

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Allegheny County’s Board of Health amended its paid parental leave proposal following public hearings. The revised plan would offer up to 12 weeks of paid leave within a child’s first year after birth or adoption, down from the original 18 weeks. The benefit would apply to employers with at least 15 eligible full- or part-time workers, provided the worker has been employed for at least six months and worked 625 hours. The amendment also includes eligibility for stillbirths.

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The proposal, which is being supported by community advocates, introduces a mandatory benefit structure for businesses operating within Allegheny County. The county council must vote on the amended proposal, which would change operational requirements for local employers.

A county council member represents the district in Allegheny County.

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  • Allegheny CountyThe county where the revised paid parental leave proposal is being debated.
  • county councilThe elected administrative body that operates within Allegheny County.
  • Bethany HallamThe County Council President who represented the district in Allegheny County.
  • PennsylvaniaThe state under which Allegheny County operates.

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