H.R. 8158: Reproductive Healthcare Leave Act
The "Reproductive Healthcare Leave Act" provides provisions for employees in the United States regarding leave for reproductive health-related issues. The key components of the bill include:
Paid Leave for Reproductive Health
Employees are entitled to a total of 96 hours of paid leave each year specifically for reproductive health-related concerns. This leave can be used for various reproductive health issues, which may include medical appointments, treatments, or recovery periods linked to reproductive health.
Employer Responsibilities
Employers are required to actively inform their employees about this paid leave policy. This includes:
- Clearly communicating the rights associated with this leave.
- Providing information on how to apply for and utilize this leave.
Protection Against Retaliation
The Act includes protections for employees who choose to exercise their rights under this law. Specifically, it prohibits employers from taking retaliatory actions against individuals who request or use reproductive healthcare leave. This aims to create a safe and supportive work environment for employees dealing with these health issues.
Goals of the Bill
The primary objective of the "Reproductive Healthcare Leave Act" is to ensure equitable access to necessary healthcare leave for all employees. By providing structured paid leave and enforcing transparency from employers, the bill seeks to address disparities in access to reproductive health services and support the overall well-being of employees.
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TrackYassamin Ansari
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TrackJoyce Beatty
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TrackWesley Bell
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TrackSuzanne Bonamici
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TrackJulia Brownley
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TrackTroy A. Carter
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TrackYvette D. Clarke
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TrackHerbert Conaway
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TrackLizzie Fletcher
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TrackDaniel S. Goldman
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TrackJonathan L. Jackson
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TrackHenry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.
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TrackTimothy M. Kennedy
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TrackRaja Krishnamoorthi
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TrackMorgan McGarvey
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TrackEleanor Holmes Norton
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TrackAyanna Pressley
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TrackDeborah K. Ross
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TrackLateefah Simon
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TrackShri Thanedar
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TrackRashida Tlaib
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TrackPaul Tonko
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TrackLori Trahan
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TrackNydia M. Velázquez
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TrackNikema Williams
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TrackFrederica S. Wilson
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Tracknan
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Actions
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| Date | Action |
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| Mar. 30, 2026 | Introduced in House |
| Mar. 30, 2026 | Referred to the Committee on Education and Workforce, and in addition to the Committees on Oversight and Government Reform, House Administration, and the Judiciary, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned. |
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