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Braun Executive Order Changes Parental Leave Policies for State Employees
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WPTA Staff
March 3, 2025
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Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order Monday to change the state’s
parental leave policy.
The order calls for women to have at least six weeks of leave after giving
birth. Those who deliver via C-section will be eligible for eight weeks of
leave.
All full-time employees may receive 150 hours of parental leave following the
birth or adoption of a child.
The policy will be in place for all state employees regardless of how long
they have been employed by the state.
The executive order also calls for paid leave for those grieving the loss of a
baby in utero at 20 weeks or later.
"Strong families are the cornerstone of strong communities, and it’s so
important for a family to have quality time to care for their newest member,“
Braun said in a statement. ”I believe employers should do everything they can
to accommodate the needs of new parents, and today I’m setting an example by
strengthening our state’s policies for paid parental leave (including
adoption), childbirth recovery leave, and paid leave for those facing the
tragedy of losing a baby.“
“These new paid parental leave policies will benefit women recovering from
childbirth, their spouses, and the newborns whose health and development will
be improved by more time with their parents in those first critical weeks.”
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