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19-2022 - Amend 149.25 Paid Parental leave and Childbirth Leave
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19-2022 - Amend 149.25 Paid Parental leave and Childbirth Leave
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(c) Paid parental leave and paid childbirth leave must be taken in one uninterrupted period of <br />leave time and must be taken within twelve months following the birth or placement of a child for <br />adoption or foster care. <br />(d) Paid parental leave and paid childbirth leave shall run concurrently with Family Medical <br />Leave Act leave and be counted against the amount of FMLA leave available to employees taking <br />these benefits. <br />(e) Whenever the birth or placement of a child for adoption or foster care is foreseen, the <br />employee must provide the Director of Human Resources at least thirty days' notice of his or her <br />intention to take paid parental leave or paid childbirth leave. <br />(f) An employee who would otherwise be eligible for paid parental leave pursuant to above, <br />whose child is stillborn or dies during the third trimester of pregnancy, is eligible for three <br />calendar weeks of paid parental leave following the date of death of the unborn or stillborn child. <br />In the event the newly born or adopted child dies during the period of time that the employee is on <br />paid parental leave, the employee shall be entitled to the full extent of the paid parental leave <br />permitted above, and the paid parental leave shall not terminate due to the death of the child. All <br />other provision of the paid parental leave granted pursuant to above shall apply. <br />(g) If an employee is enrolled in group health insurance or other insurance benefits sponsored <br />by the City, these benefits will continue as if the employee had not taken leave. <br />(h) Paid parental leave and paid childbirth leave taken by an employee shall not be counted as <br />time worked for the purposes of calculating overtime. <br />(i) The Director of Human Resources shall promulgate a policy related to provision of medical <br />documentation, adoption or foster documentation, intermittent leave, returning to work, <br />confidentiality and any other relevant considerations not inconsistent with this section or the <br />Family and Medical Leave Act. <br />is hereby repealed. <br />Section 2. That new Section 149.25 Paid Parental Leave, Childbirth Leave, is hereby <br />enacted to read as follows: <br />149.25 PAID PARENTAL LEAVE, CHILDBIRTH LEAVE. <br />(a) All employees who are eligible City employees pursuant to Section 149.14 shall be eligible <br />to take paid parental leave one time in a twelve-month period. <br />(b) All employees who are eligible City employees pursuant to Section 149.14 who are parents <br />who give birth are eligible to take childbirth leave one time in a twelve-month period. <br />(c) Paid parental leave and paid childbirth leave must be taken in one uninterrupted period of <br />leave time and must be taken within twelve months following the birth or placement of a child for <br />adoption or foster care. <br />(d) Paid parental leave and paid childbirth leave shall run concurrently with Family Medical <br />Leave Act leave and be counted against the amount of FMLA leave available to employees taking <br />these benefits. <br />(e) Whenever the birth or placement of a child for adoption or foster care is foreseen, the <br />employee must provide the Director of Human Resources at least thirty days' notice of his or her <br />intention to take paid parental leave or paid childbirth leave. <br />(f) An employee who would otherwise be eligible for paid parental leave pursuant to above, <br />whose child is stillborn or dies during the third trimester of pregnancy, is eligible for three <br />calendar weeks of paid parental leave following the date of death of the unborn or stillborn child. <br />In the event the newly born or adopted child dies during the period of time that the employee is on <br />paid parental leave, the employee shall be entitled to the full extent of the paid parental leave <br />permitted above, and the paid parental leave shall not terminate due to the death of the child. All <br />other provision of the paid parental leave granted pursuant to above shall apply. <br />(g) If an employee is enrolled in group health insurance or other insurance benefits sponsored <br />by the City, these benefits will continue as if the employee had not taken leave. <br />
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