Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act provides paid family and medical leave benefits.
The Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act establishes a federal program to provide paid family and medical leave benefits. It defines terms such as "caregiving hour" and "qualified family member." The act outlines eligibility criteria, benefit amounts, and the process for applying and receiving benefits. It also establishes the Office of Paid Family and Medical Leave within the Social Security Administration to oversee the program. The act includes provisions for data sharing, reporting, and protections against retaliation and discrimination.
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