Shall the City amend the Charter to allow parents who are both City
employees to each take the maximum amount of paid parental leave for
which they qualify for the birth, adoption or foster parenting of the same
child, if both parents are City employees; and to provide each parent the
opportunity to keep up to 40 hours of sick leave at the end of paid
parental leave?
The Way It Is Now: The Charter provides City employees
with 12 weeks of paid parental leave to care for a
child after birth or adoption or becoming a foster parent.
A City employee may receive an additional four
weeks of paid parental leave if, as certified by a healthcare
provider, the employee is temporarily disabled by
pregnancy.
If two City employees qualify to take paid parental
leave, they may not each take 12 weeks of leave for
the birth, adoption or foster parenting of the same
child. The combined total of paid parental leave
allowed for the same child is 12 weeks, or 16 weeks if
one employee has been temporarily disabled by pregnancy.
Before receiving paid parental leave, an employee
must first use all other paid leave, including sick leave,
vacation, and floating holidays. If an employee does
not use all available paid leave, the amount of unused
leave is subtracted from the paid parental leave benefit.
The Proposal: Proposition B would amend the Charter
to:
- allow each parent to take the maximum amount of
paid parental leave for which they qualify for the
birth, adoption or foster parenting of the same
child, if both parents are City employees; and
- provide City employees the opportunity to keep up
to 40 hours of sick leave at the end of paid parental
leave.
- A YES vote on this measure means:
- A "YES" Vote Means: If you vote "yes," you want to
allow each parent to take the maximum amount of
paid parental leave for which they qualify for the birth,
adoption or foster parenting of the same child, if both
parents are City employees; and provide each parent
the opportunity to keep up to 40 hours of sick leave at
the end of paid parental leave.
- A NO vote on this measure means:
- A "NO" Vote Means: If you vote "no," you do not want to make these changes to the Charter.
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