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> cancer patient gets extra time off so why don't I? In my experience they actually don't, and they aren't paid during the same period either. They are forced

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• klipt 6y ago
  Depends on the state and employer, in California at a big tech firm you generally receive full pay for FMLA leave (since the employer will top up the reduced amount provided by the state). But then it's the same with parental leave, which also depends on the state and employer.
• pojzon 6y ago
  > and receive significantly reduced pay. That depends on the country you work in. In Poland you get 80% of normal pay which tbh is a really good deal.
  • majormajor 6y ago
    That's not a "really good deal." Do 20% of your normal expenses magically go away? And if you have to spend any extra money of your own for care or related things (maybe none of your old clothes fit anymore!) it gets worse. Plus, you know, there's the HORRIBLY ILL part of it.
    • pojzon 6y ago
      My expenses dont go away, but I dont have to work in the same time either. Time is money, so for 8h/day I get 80% of pay and still have those 8h..
  • ithinkso 6y ago
    And only 30days/yr of this is from the employer's pocket, the rest is from the state which is also a good deal the other way around.