States could get federal money to offer paid family leave for new parents and create an interstate network.
This bill would create a grant program to help states set up or expand paid family leave programs for employees welcoming a new child. It would also establish a network for states to work together, making it easier to manage paid leave across state lines and reduce administrative tasks for employers. The goal is to make paid family leave more accessible and consistent for more Americans.
Today, access to paid family leave for new parents varies widely by state and employer, with many Americans having no paid option. If this bill becomes law, states would be encouraged and financially supported to create or expand paid family leave programs. These programs would meet federal minimum standards. This would make paid leave more widely available and consistent across participating states.
HR 3089 · 119th Congress · April 30, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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