Voya analysis says employer short-term disability coverage remains key as state paid leave expands

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  • Voya Financial published a white paper on paid family and medical leave, warning state programs often leave workers exposed due to caps and eligibility limits.
  • Analysis positions employer-sponsored Short-Term Disability coverage as a key supplement to government PFML for income protection during disabling conditions.
  • Survey of 923 recent leave-takers found 62% reported higher trust in their employer post-leave; 90% would recommend their employer’s leave benefits.
  • Report frames broader financial protection benefits as a business lever, citing improved continuity during leave, stronger workforce resilience, reduced disruption.


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