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Oregon to Launch Paid Family Medical Leave Program
Oregon has joined the number of growing states to launch a paid family medical leave program funded by employer and employee contributions.
February 10, 2023
Oregon to Launch Paid Family Medical Leave Program
Beginning January 1, 2023, Oregon has joined the number of growing states to launch a paid family medical leave program funded by employer and employee contributions. The combined contribution rate for employers with at least 25 employees is one percent of wages split 60/40 between the employee and employer, respectively. Oregon’s program provides employees with up to 12 weeks of paid leave (14 if pregnant or experiencing a health issue related to childbirth) as well as job protection. Eligible employees can begin applying for these benefits on September 3, 2023. Please see the state-issued FAQs for more information.
Topic: Labor Relations
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