Tom Kean received paid sick leave after opposing it for others.

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Congressman Tom Kean Jr. was absent from work for nearly four months while receiving paid sick leave.
Kean, a Republican, previously voted against legislation that would provide mandated sick leave for other workers.
The reasons behind his absence were not disclosed during the period he was missing from public view.
His actions have drawn criticism for the apparent contradiction between his personal benefits and his political stance on sick leave for others.

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Tom Kean got months of paid sick leave – after voting against it for others | Arwa MahdawiThe Guardian · 17 days ago

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Congressman Tom Kean Jr. was absent from work for nearly four months while receiving paid sick leave.
Kean, a Republican, previously voted against legislation that would provide mandated sick leave for other workers.
The reasons behind his absence were not disclosed during the period he was missing from public view.
His actions have drawn criticism for the apparent contradiction between his personal benefits and his political stance on sick leave for others.

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