paternity leave
2015 was a tipping point for paid leave in the U.S.
The Nation magazine, to be clear. The U.S. still offers no paid leave to parents.
Another tech giant realizes that it's 2015.
The idea that dads need to bond with babies is starting to take hold, but there's more to do.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Credit Suisse offers 20 weeks of paid leave, citing competition from technology companies.
A hoodie-wearing billionaire could actually change the way we think about working mothers and fathers.
The head of Facebook shared the big news -- and a cute new photo.
It's also, unfortunately, pretty unusual in the U.S., the only developed country without paid maternity leave.
“Mr. Ryan is supportive of paid family and medical leave -- he offers it to his staff -- but believes the decision is best left to the employer, not the government."
The U.S. would remain the only developed country with no guarantee.