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CA moms-to-be taking unpaid maternity leave?

parrotgirlparrotgirl
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I just found out that my company doesn't pay for FMLA (12 weeks, I probably won't take all 12 weeks off though). I'm a little bummed but the HR lady mentioned CA's short term disability, i googled it but it doesn't say how much of my salary is covered. Anyone know?? Thanks so much!!
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  • smssy2005smssy2005
    I live in California and I've heard from friends, it's 80%. Not sure how accurate that is though. 
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  • mdluv21mdluv21
    It work's out to be about 50% of you current pay.  I work in HR in California.
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  • smssy2005smssy2005

    imagemdluv21:
    It work's out to be about 50% of you current pay.  I work in HR in California.

     

    That is horrible! My work doesn't pay for maternity leave either!  

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  • orangecurlsorangecurls member

    about 60%.  Here is more info. 

    https://www.edd.ca.gov/Disability/DI_Benefit_Amounts.htm 

     

    You get 4 weeks before the birth and 6 weeks after the birth (8 weeks if c-section) 

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  • parrotgirlparrotgirl
    Thanks ladies and thanks for the links!
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