None for me since I work for myself. 
What about you?
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6 weeks @ 100% of pay.
I will have 3 weeks of banked vacation time that I will use after that, too – so I’ll be out 8-9 weeks paid, but only 6 will be from maternity pay.
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I had 7 months at 100% pay. I also accrued vacation time, so I was paid for an additional 10 days when I decided not to return.
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6 weeks paid of which I had to use 2 pre- delivery cos I was on hospital bed rest and 6 weeks @ 60%. Nothing after that
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As an RN in New York i was only able to use accrued sick and vacation time while away. The rest was unpaid. With one hospital they let me stay home as long as 6 months before returning and with the other hospital, just 12 weeks. Story would be totally different in NJ or CA though as I believe those states pay 2/3 salary for some amount of time.
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We get 1 week paid vacation as a "gift" otherwise we have to use our paid time off. I'll have 4 weeks paid 100%, otherwise the other 8 weeks will not be covered.
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I got 12 weeks excluding any additional vacation or personal time I could have used. the STD people tried to deny me my last 4 weeks, but ym doctor and my employer fought for me and they finally paid it out (12 weeks AFTER Id gone back to work. pathetic)
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We can take 3 months paid or unpaid (depending on how much vacation/sick time you have). I'm taking the full 3 months--6 weeks of it is short-term disability (it would be 8 if I end up needing a C-section) and the rest is sick and vacation days--but I have plenty of time as I have 30 vacation days and 60 sick days
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NONE. Big fat zero
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none. my company doesn't offer any maternity benefits.
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I am in Canada - so we get 52 weeks at either 55% of pay, or $485 per week (whichever is the lesser amount).
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Wow - no benefits?
I had 14 weeks @ full pay, which I took as 28 weeks half pay. The govt parental leave scheme then kicked in - 18 weeks at the minimum wage, ummm I think about $500/week. -
I didn't get any either.
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I'm taking off 15 weeks total, with full and partial pay. 3 weeks vacation, 6 weeks state disability, and 6 weeks California Family Care leave. Vacation is 100% pay, the other two are 66.67%.
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None!
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None! Got pregnant too soon after my new job. BUT they are finding a temp worker so I can have my job back after!
Sweet, aren't they? (There are only 9 employees, so that's a really big deal).
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First time, I got 3 months paid, 1 month unpaid. This time I got a big fat ZERO!
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If I stay with my current job, I'll get 12 weeks of paid maternity leave. I'm hoping I can stick it out for the next year.
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I'm not expecting, but good ole Uncle Sam does not provide paid maternity leave. The Family Medical Leave act allows three months maternity leave. However, if I want a paycheck, I have to use a combination of accrued sick and annual leave. I've been working for over six years and just accumulated enough time to cover maternity leave.
So much for great government benefits....
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None. I took my 2 weeks of vacation and then 4 weeks of unpaid leave.
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12 weeks unpaid. I can use sick and vacation time until I run out..probably will be able to get through 6 or 7 weeks with that.
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I should say that my work does offer up to 12 weeks at 90% pay after you've used your paid leave. Sweet deal if your work can tolerate you being gone for 12 weeks!
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I work for a school system which has always given me really good benefits! I assumed maternity leave would be the same. However, I can have up to 12 weeks off - unpaid. Fortunately I will have enough sick & vacation time (fingers crossed) saved up to be able to take 8 of those weeks off paid. I'm unsure as to what I'll do after that. Was kind of disappointed until I see the number of women who get no maternity leave at all...should be criminal.
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None here as well.
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I'm taking 13 weeks off (assuming baby arrives on her due date). 10 of those weeks are accrued sick time and vacation PTO. The extra weeks will be on my short-term disability plan at 70% pay. We don't get any "official" maternity leave beyond FMLA.
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I'm due in early October and I'm aiming to work through til mid-September. By the time I finish up, I'll have about four weeks of vacation time, fourteen weeks of parental leave paid for by the government (paid at about 60% of my salary) and if my Midwife puts me on bed rest any earlier I also have about 20 days of sick leave available.
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I get no paid maternity leave at my company. I will use PTO, which will get me to the short term disability that I am paying for out of each paycheck. That pays for 4 weeks, at 80% pay. After that, I have to use up all of my PTO again and then take unpaid leave. Blah.
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Also in Canada. My work also topped up my maternity leave for the first 6 weeks of my leave to 100%. I was quite grateful for that.
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3 months paid at 100% (6 weeks standard maternity leave + 6 weeks basic/supplemental short-term disability) I will hopefully have most of my vacation days/sick time to add on top of top of that to make it just short of 4 months... then I can take up to a year at 60-80% depending on the reason. I'll only be taking the 4 months spare medical reasons.
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I get 8 weeks 100% paid maternity leave and can tack on any accrued unused vacation - so, I will have a total of 9 weeks fully paid. I can take up to 26 total weeks off, however. I plan to take about 18 weeks off, so it will be 1/2 paid and 1/2 unpaid.
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I get 6-8 weeks at full pay (depending on how I deliver) and then 44 weeks at 55% of my current salary.
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none
I was unemployed when I had RJ, doing part time jobs which I just had to stop. For the next, if my current job situation doesn't change, I will have none again-- and no guarantee that my job will be held, since I'm a part time (32 hrs/week) contractor.
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52 weeks at 55% with the first two weeks being a waiting period... so 50 weeks technically. But since my leave application didn't go through until about 3 weeks after I was off, I'll have been off for a total of 55 weeks by the time I go back, if I go back there.
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I get 6 week for a vaginal birth or 8 weeks for a c-section at 66% of whatever I made the last 3 months. So, I am planning on only taking about 8-9 weeks and using my week of vacation. I'm nervous about finances, but I know we will find a way to make it work!
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