Learn more about your state rules and eligibility.
All employers are covered except the federal government, tribes and self employed.
Employers may use the state or a private state-approved plan.
The contribution rate will be determined during rulemaking but cannot exceed the maximum 1% of total taxable wage base.
Individuals who have earned at least six times the state average weekly wage in wages subject to premiums during the individual’s base period.
Caring for a family member, bonding, medical, qualifying exigency, military caregiver and safe leave.
Job protection is included if an employee has been employed with their current employer for 120 days.
Employees will receive 90% of their average weekly wage on a sliding scale.
Contributions for the program begin January 01, 2025
Benefits begin May 01, 2026
Unum will offer our clients both fully insured and self-insured solutions. We will also offer STD products to provide supplemental coverage that integrates seamlessly with our private plan or the state-run program.
Reach out to our sales team to learn more about state PFML and absence management solutions from Unum.
The information provided is not legal advice and should not be relied upon or construed as legal advice. This is intended for general information purposes only and does not purport to be complete or cover every situation. Please consult your own legal advisors to determine how these laws affect you. This information is based on current laws and regulations that are subject to change.
