Diverse grandi aziende statunitensi, tra cui Netflix, Chipotle e Microsoft, hanno recentemente iniziato ad offrire ai loro dipendenti congedi retribuiti per malattia e maternità. Gli Stati Uniti sono attualmente l'unico paese industrializzato che non obbliga le aziende a garantire congedi retribuiti per malattia ai propri dipendenti. Il 35% dei lavoratori americani non riceve alcun tipo di congedo retribuito per malattia.
Sì per la malattia propria o di familiari, per la gravidanza è opportuno vagliare i singoli contesti. A farsene carico tuttavia dovrebbero essere le imprese, non lo Stato (a meno che non si tratti di impiegati pubblici).
@3H2PLRV3 anni3Y
No because salary is the promise of compensation for labor. Anything that is offered to an employee about paid time off should be negotiated up front at the time of employment. If we want equal opportunity, equal pay or any other equality gripe we need to make it all equal. Remove the government and let individuals be accountable and negotiate for it. If there is proven biases between different employees, then allow for intervention.
@3H2LZL33 anni3Y
No, but they should be required to allow that person to resume their position after the event
@3H2HJRD4 anni4Y
With in reason. This new thing of giving men 6 months time off for the birth of a child is ridiculous. He is not going to feed it or do what the mother does. Getting sick of this Nanny State Mentality, Participation Trophies,we are becoming a Nation of Wimps and Whiners. Time to grow up and put on you big boy/girl pants and deal with it!
@3GZCFP24 anni4Y
Companies should do what is best for their employees but not at the expense of other workers and the companies mission. Both men and women should get paid time off, but it should become unpaid after 14 days, but employee may return to work after a 3 month sabbatical following the paid 2 weeks. During that 3 months, the employees should be able to keep their insurance in such is provided or structured into their pay.
@3GZ48NZ4 anni4Y
Yes, lack of paid leave is important to men and women who are working and need the time to help start/help a growing family.
@3GYZXM94 anni4Y
Depends on the size of the business. Small businesses could be financially devastated if they are required to do this.
@3GYXYYV4 anni4Y
Yes, but limit the number of days and apply to the primary care giver only. There are voluntary employee pools for extended leaves that have been or can be created if the paid leave isn't long enough. Lack of common sense, lessening of work ethic, ''political correctness' and greed is contaminating our workforce and corporate leadership. A happy, well compensated worker is a much more loyal and productive worker. It's not an us against them, rather a let's get this done together attitude that will create success for ALL.
@3GYV7JS3 anni3Y
No, the government has no place in the free market. Allow companies to compete for employees by offering competing incentives, and encouraging transparency of business practices to consumers.
@3GYSVP74 anni4Y
Sick family member, yes. It is unexpected and uncontrolled in most cases. Birth of a child is a choice. If you can't afford the time off, then don't get pregnant.
@3GYPB3H3 anni3Y
There should be federal paid leave.
@3GYNF4N3 anni3Y
Yes, if the company is a corporation, but no for small business
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