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Peer reviewedBond, James T.; And Others – Young Children, 1991
This discussion of findings from the State Parental Leave Study of the Families and Work Institute identifies major issues in the debate over legislated parental leave. The effects of passage of state parental leave laws in Minnesota, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin on employees who are parents, employers, and federal legislation are also…
Descriptors: Birth, Employed Parents, Employer Employee Relationship, Employers
Bond, James T.; And Others – 1991
The State Parental Leave Study, which was conducted by the Families and Work Institute, covered the states of Minnesota, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin. It was found that: (1) Implementation of state leave legislation was easy for the vast majority of employers; (2) The majority of employers did not report substantial costs resulting from the…
Descriptors: Birth, Comparative Analysis, Employed Parents, Employer Attitudes
