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Paid Family Medical Leave Payments Start in 2019

Paid Family Medical Leave Payments Start in 2019

Beginning in 2019, Washington local governments will need to collect paid family and medical leave payments from their employees. This post can help you prepare. 

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Leave Laws and Policies

This page provides an overview of federal and state leave laws that Washington local government agencies are required to comply with. 

 

Family and Medical Leave

This page provides a general overview of the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the Washington State Family Leave Act (FLA), as they apply to Washington local government agencies and their employees.

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