The Senate's version of legislation giving federal workers 12 weeks of paid family leave each year removes provisions that would have allowed the leave to be used to help a family member who is a victim of sexual assault, domestic violence or stalking. The change narrows the House-passed expansion as the two chambers' versions diverge.
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