Major companies have reassured staff that if they require an abortion, they will cover their travel expenses
Disney, JP Morgan, Amazon and Meta are among the companies to announce similar moves for women.
This comes as millions of US women face restricted access after a landmark ruling by the US Supreme Court overturned the constitutional right to abortion.
A growing number of companies have confirmed they will cover travel costs through their health insurance plans for employees who leave their home state to get an abortion.
Disney employs around 80,000 people at its resort in Florida, where the governor has already signed into law a ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, which is scheduled to take effect on 1 July.
Banking giant JP Morgan and another leading US investment bank, Goldman Sachs, also said it would cover travel expenses for employees.
Social media company Meta said it intended to reimburse travel expenses where permitted by law.
Other companies which have indicated they will take similar steps include Vogue publisher, jeans brand Levi and ride hailing companies Lyft and Uber.
