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April 24, 2019

2019 Barclay Damon Labor & Employment Webinar Series: MA Paid Family Medical Leave Law & NY Paid Family Leave Act

• Massachusetts

  • Who is required to comply with the MA Paid Family Act?
  • Medical leave law
  • Required contributions
  • Interaction with state and federal leave laws
  • Exemptions for approved private plans

• New York

  • 2019 Increases in leave time and payments
  • What happens if the leave begins in one year and carries over to the next year?
  • Expansion of a “serious health condition”

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