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East Hampton Town Implements Paid Parental Leave on Interim Basis

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East Hampton Town will provide paid family leave for town employees beginning immediately on an interim basis. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Town will provide paid family leave for town employees beginning immediately on an interim basis. JACK MOTZ

Jack Motz on Mar 18, 2025
East Hampton Town recently introduced a temporary paid parental leave policy, allowing eligible town employees to claim eight weeks of paid leave to spend time with their newborn or newly... more

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