About six-in-ten of those without employer-paid family and medical leave say they are satisfied with benefits and that employer cares about employee well-being

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March 17, 2017

3. Views of paid leave relative to other workplace benefits

About six-in-ten of those without employer-paid family and medical leave say they are satisfied with benefits and that employer cares about employee well-being

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About six-in-ten of those without employer-paid family and medical leave say they are satisfied with benefits and that employer cares about employee well-being

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3. Views of paid leave relative to other workplace benefits
Lower-income workers are the least satisfied with their benefits
About four-in-ten Americans say their employer offers paid family and medical leave
Paid leave seen as particularly helpful among those who have taken or needed or wanted time off for family or medical reasons
No consensus about what is the most helpful benefit or work arrangement

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