Paid Leave
- Reminder:
New DC Paid Family Leave Tax Due July 2019This is a reminder for employers with DC workers that the first quarterly tax payment for the new DC Paid Family Leave (PFL) benefit is …
- Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave
Update: Massachusetts has delayed the start of the required PFML contributions, from July 1, 2019 to October 1, 2019. Last year, the Governor of Massachusetts …
- DC Paid Family Leave: Employer Action Steps
The DC Office of Paid Family Leave (OPFL) is holding an Employer Town Hall on April 23rd. Register now for one of two sessions (11 am or …
- DC Paid Family Leave
Employers with at least one employee working in DC are subject to the new Paid Family (and Medical) Leave (PFL) benefit, under the Universal Paid …
- Update: DC Paid Family Leave
As a reminder, employers with at least one employee working in Washington DC are subject to the new Paid Family Leave (PFL) benefit, under the …
- Washington State’s Paid Family and Medical Leave to Begin Funding in 2019
Washington State will soon join California, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and the District of Columbia in providing paid family and medical leave to …
- NYC Adds Paid Safe Leave
New York City has again updated its law regarding employer-provided paid sick leave. The law is now called the Paid Sick and Safe Leave Law …
- New Jersey State-Wide Paid Sick Leave
Over the pasts few years, thirteen localities in New Jersey have enacted their own ordinances requiring paid sick leave for employees working within their jurisdictions. …
- DC Universal Paid Leave – Proposed Regulations
By July 1, 2019, DC employers are required to start making payments to fund the new Paid Family Leave benefits. DC-based employees will be able …
- FAQs on New Tax Credit for Paid Family Medical Leave
As part of tax reform passed in December 2017, Congress created a tax credit for employers who provide paid family and medical leave in 2018 …