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Among Low-Income Women in San Francisco, Low Awareness of Paid Parental Leave Benefits Inhibits Take-Up
Julia M. Goodman, Holly Elser, and William H. Dow in Health Affairs Link to more items from this source
July 8, 2020

"[The authors] examined the impact of the San Francisco Paid Parental Leave Ordinance, the first in the US to provide parental leave with full pay.... [T]he law increased parental leave uptake in San Francisco by 13 percent among fathers, but there was little change in leave among mothers. Data from a survey of mothers suggest that the limited impact may be partly a result of low understanding of benefits."

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