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⏲ Duration: 30 min 35 sec
✓ Published: 01-Feb-2023
✓ Published: 01-Feb-2023
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This recording of our webinar from January 31, 2023 provides an overview of state leave laws, state-sponsored paid leave programs, and best practices for navigating FMLA and Short Term Disability programs alongside the state leave requirements. The webinar is led by Lindsay Lloyd, CEBS, Director of FMLA Operations. This session is designed for employers subject to FMLA (generally employers with 50+ employees) as well as brokers/plan advisors.
This recording of our webinar from January 31, 2023 provides an overview of state leave laws, state-sponsored paid leave programs, and best practices for navigating FMLA and Short Term Disability programs alongside the state leave requirements. The webinar is led by Lindsay Lloyd, CEBS, Director of FMLA Operations. This session is designed for employers subject to FMLA (generally employers with 50+ employees) as well as brokers/plan advisors.
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