The U.S. Department of Labor marked the 30th anniversary of the Family and Medical Leave Act with a renewed commitment to its principles.
"The Family and Medical Leave Act changed the lives of millions of American workers and their families," Labor Secretary Marty Walsh said. "Since its 1993 passage, many workers no longer have to choose between their job and their health and well-being, and that of their families. And while we celebrate this landmark achievement, we know more still needs to be done to make sure workers can freely exercise their rights to job-protected leave and that they are protected if an employer denies those rights."
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