DC paid family leave policy expands for some workers
Starting Saturday, Oct. 1, several workers in D.C. will be eligible for more paid family leave. Those private sector employees in the District will see an increase from eight weeks to 12 weeks per year. FOX 5's Jacqueline Matter has all the details.
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