SOUTH KINGSTOWN – URI has launched a survey to determine Rhode Islanders’ awareness of the one-year-old temporary caregiver insurance program and its impact on employees.
The research was funded with a $161,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to the R.I. Department of Labor and Training, which hired URI as a subcontractor to perform the research.
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The program provides up to four weeks of wage replacement to workers caring for seriously ill children, spouses, domestic partners, parents, or grandparents or to bond with a newborn or newly adopted child or foster child. Built in to the program is a provision protecting workers from losing their jobs. Approximately 4,000 Rhode Islanders benefited from the program in its first year.
