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The blueprint focuses on improving coordination across state paid leave programs, establishing safeguards for the responsible use of artificial intelligence, strengthening leave and workplace support for mental health conditions, and investing in stay-at-work/return-to-work programs that help people remain in or return to the workforce.
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