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Pregnancy disability leave (PDL) is time off work that a woman takes while disabled as a result of her pregnancy or the birth of a child. In California, an employee who is disabled as a result of pregnancy can take up to 4 months of leave so long as she remains disabled.
How much leave do I get? Up to 4 months, based on hours worked per week and duration of disability. PDL will run at the same time as FMLA.
The maximum amount of time available is four months, or 17 1/3 weeks per pregnancy. Note that if an employee is disabled longer than four months, the employee may be entitled to additional leave as a reasonable accommodation for a pregnancy-related or other disability.
Usually, disability benefits are between 10 to 12 weeks based on the following conditions of your pregnancy and delivery: Without medical complications: You can receive benefits up to four weeks before your expected delivery date and up to six weeks after your delivery.
Pregnancy disability leave (PDL) is time off work that a woman takes while disabled as a result of her pregnancy or the birth of a child. In California, an employee who is disabled as a result of pregnancy can take up to 4 months of leave so long as she remains disabled.
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In a nutshell, you can take off 4 weeks before your due date and 6-8 weeks after the baby is born under PDL, then take 6 weeks under PFL. Thats approximately 16-18 weeks of paid, job-protected leave, if you coordinate your PFL with FMLA and CFRA.
You are not required to pay an employee on PDL unless you pay for other temporary disability leaves for similarly situated employees.
California law guarantees job-protected leave to eligible employees who are disabled by pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition (referred to as Pregnancy Disability Leave or PDL), and separately guarantees job-protected leave to eligible employees to bond with a new child (via birth, adoption, or foster
Customers are eligible for up to 8 weeks of PFL benefits within a 12-month period. The eight weeks of benefits can be paid consecutively or may be split up while the customer is working part-time or intermittently as a result of their family leave.
PDL is an unpaid, job protected leave that provides up to 4 months of leave for a pregnant employee who is certified by their health care provider. (The 4 months is defined as 17.3 weeks or 693 hours, which equals one-third of a calendar year based on a 40-hour workweek.)

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