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There is growing momentum for paid family leave at top employers, but too many companies still leave people out. Join us to urge family brands to put families first!

 

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Work in Progress:
Paid Family Leave at the
Top U.S. Employers

A new standard for paid leave has emerged, and it includes hourly workers, fathers, and more time to care. Workplaces across this country are transforming -- and its time for all family-friendly brands to put families first. This report provides an analysis of positive new trends, persistent problems, and the forces driving this tectonic shift.

Company Data

  no = no
yes = yes

Policy updated since Nov 2016

Equal to Hourly Employees

Equal to Part Time Employees

Weeks of Parental Leave provided including childbirth recovery

Equal parental leave available to non-birthing parents

Primary/ Secondary policy? (yes or no)

Family Caregiving Leave

Personal Medical Leave

Publix Super Markets

Publix Super Markets

no

n/a

n/a

0

n/a

n/a

no  
Cargill

Cargill

yes no  

2

yes no yes  
Kohl's

Kohl's

no yes no

2

yes no no yes
Walgreens

Walgreens

no no no

0-6

no no no  
Home Depot

Home Depot

no yes no

0-6

no no no yes
Staples

Staples

no yes  

0-6

no no no yes
FedEx

FedEx

no yes  

0-6

no no no  
Ford Motor Company Ford Motor Company yes    

0-8

no no no  
Supervalu

Supervalu

no no no

0-8

no no no no
Kroger

Kroger

no no no

0-8

no no no  
Albertsons

Albertsons

no no  

0-8

no no no yes
Dollar General

Dollar General

yes yes yes

2-8

yes no no  
General Motors General Motors no    

2-8

yes no no  
Marriott International

Marriott International

no no  

2-9

yes no no  
Darden Restaurants

Darden Restaurants

no no no

2-10

yes no no  
AT&T

AT&T

yes no  

2-10

yes no no  
HP Enterprise

HP Enterprise

no    

2-10

yes     yes
Target

Target

no yes no

2-10

yes no no no
Lowes

Lowes

yes yes no

2-10

yes no no  
Hilton Worldwide Holdings

Hilton Worldwide Holdings

no yes  

2-10

yes no no  
CVS Health

CVS Health

yes   no

4-10

yes no no  
McDonald's

McDonald's

yes no  

2-12

no

yes for adoptive parents

no  
The Walt Disney Company

The Walt Disney Company

no    

3-12

no no no  
TJX

TJX

yes yes no

4-12

yes no no no
PepsiCo

PepsiCo

no    

4-12

yes no no  
Nordstrom

Nordstrom

yes yes  

6-12

yes no no  
Gap Inc

Gap Inc

yes yes no

12

yes no no  
L Brands

L Brands

no   no

6-14

yes no no  
Nike

Nike

no yes no

8-14

yes no yes yes
Coca-Cola Company

Coca-Cola Company

yes yes no

6-14

yes no no yes
JPMorgan Chase

JPMorgan Chase

no yes  

2-16

no yes    
Procter & Gamble

Procter & Gamble

no    

4-16

no yes no  
Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

no yes yes

4-16

no yes yes yes
H&M

H&M

no yes no

6-16

no no no yes
Walmart

Walmart

yes yes no

6-16

no no no yes
PricewaterhouseCoopers

PricewaterhouseCoopers

no    

6-16

no yes no yes
Verizon Communications

Verizon Communications

yes yes no

8-16

yes no no yes
Citigroup

Citigroup

yes    

8-16

no yes no yes
EY

EY

no    

16

yes no no no
IKEA

IKEA

yes yes  

16

yes no   yes
Bank of America

Bank of America

no yes  

16

yes no no yes
Yum Brands

Yum Brands

  no no

2-18

no no no  
Starbucks

Starbucks

yes no no

6-18

yes no no yes
Apple

Apple

no yes  

6-18

no no no  
General Electric

General Electric

no yes  

6-18

no yes no  
Amazon

Amazon

no yes no

6-20

no no no yes
Levi Strauss & Co

Levi Strauss & Co

yes yes  

8-20

yes no no  
Microsoft

Microsoft

yes yes  

12-20

yes no yes

declined to provide

IBM

IBM

no    

12-20

yes no   yes
Deloitte

Deloitte

no   no

16-26

yes no yes yes

For additional information on employer policies, please see the index of Paid Family Leave Policies at Top U.S. Employers at paidleave.us/topemployerpolicies. Do you work at one of these companies? Contact us here.

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Erika's story: Target is worse than Walmart?!!

My name is Erika -- I’m a super busy mom and have always chosen to shop at Target because I thought its policies towards employees were more humane than Walmart.

But I just learned Target is worse than Walmart -- it only provides two weeks paid parental leave (plus some short-term disability for childbirth recovery). 

I believe being there and providing for those you love isn’t negotiable. That’s why I’d love for you to join me in calling on Target to provide 12 weeks fully paid parental leave to ALL employees.