Is your business prepared for the rollout of the Paid Family and Medical program in January 2025? This program brings significant changes for employers. Eaton Peabody attorney, Jack Bjorn, will provide an overview of the most recent rule changes to the Paid Family and Medical Leave law, as well as provide a refresher on Maine’s Earned Paid Leave law. The presentation will highlight the important details of - program eligibility - the reasons individuals will be able to take paid leave - the law’s application to large employers vs. sole proprietors - and the law’s impact on private plans and collective bargaining agreements. Where: Jeff's Catering, Brewer, ME When: November 13, 7:15am - 9:00am RSVP: https://lnkd.in/eVa-CgTk
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