This is very much a work in progress. The purpose of this web app is to help families who are trying to figure out what job leave protections and pay the pregnant mother is entitled to under California law.
I was the first woman to go out on maternity leave at the startup I was working at when I had my son a few years ago. There was no family leave policy at my former company, and I wanted to make sure that I was maximizing my leave time and pay, because I wanted to ensure I had the most amount of time to bond with my newborn. From there, I dove into researching family leave law in California and at the Federal level, so I could let my company know what my plan was.
I found the process of figuring out what job protection and pay I was entitled to before going on maternity leave very confusing. I found one or two charts that were super helpful in providing examples of what protections and pay I was entitled to, but you still had to do the math yourself and hope you didn't make any mistakes.
This app is my attempt to make figuring out this information much easier, by doing all the calculations for you based on your answers to the questions presented. This is the app I wish had existed when I was pregnant.
I don't claim to be an expert of any sort and this app is still in a very preliminary state. Please open an issue if you find any incorrect information. Thanks!
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