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Maternity Leave is a type of leave offered by employers to employees who are expecting a child. It is typically offered in the form of paid or unpaid leave, and is often part of an employee's benefits package. It is designed to provide financial and emotional support to employees during the period of pregnancy and childbirth. It is also intended to provide job security and ensure that employees can return to their job after the birth of their child. Maternity Leave is regulated by both federal and state laws, and employers must comply with the applicable laws in order to provide the leave. Employers may also offer additional benefits, such as health insurance coverage, to employees on maternity leave. The Maternity Leave market is an important part of Personnel and Human Resources, as it provides employees with the support they need during a difficult time. It is also important for employers, as it helps to ensure that employees can return to their job after the birth of their child. Some companies in the Maternity Leave market include Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Google, and Walmart. Show Less Read more