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- Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota, signed a paid family leave law allowing up to 12 weeks for family care or personal illness.
- Critics, including business leaders and Republican lawmakers, warn of abuse and burdens on employers.
- Lawmakers say the program diverges from its purpose and may cause job losses.
- Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development defends the program, saying it works with employers to ensure smooth implementation.
