Ohio needs a paid family and medical leave policy, which SB 396 would provide
We have a historic opportunity this year to prioritize Ohioans’ hearts and lives by enacting a paid family medical leave policy in Ohio via Senate Bill 396, writes guest columnist Fred M. DeGrandis, a former Cleveland health systems seni…
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