For pregnancy, why can a California employee sometimes receive more total protected leave than the 12 weeks that CFRA alone provides?
Explicación
Pregnancy Disability Leave under Government Code §12945(a)(1) covers the period of actual pregnancy-related disability, up to four months, and CFRA bonding leave under §12945.2 is a separate entitlement of up to 12 weeks that does not run concurrently with PDL - so an employee can take PDL for the disability and then CFRA afterwards. (c) is the intuition that 12 weeks is the ceiling, which is true under FMLA, where pregnancy disability and bonding both draw on the same 12 weeks; the divergence between the federal and California schemes is the whole point. (a) invents a doubling rule that produces roughly the right answer for the wrong reason. (b) inverts federal law, which sets a floor with a cap of its own.
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