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Jul 01 2025
D.C. Amends Universal Paid Leave Law with Short-Term Disability Insurance Requirements D.C. bars short-term disability insurers from offsetting UPL benefits. Learn how the new rule affects employers and what steps to take to stay compliant.
Mar 25 2025
DC Office of Paid Family Leave Issues Updated Employee Notice Stay compliant, review the updated DC Paid Family Leave notice now. Employers must post and share it with all covered employees by February 1, 2025.
Nov 19 2024
DC PFL Maximum Weekly Benefit Amount Increased Effective October 1, 2024, DC PFL increases weekly benefits to $1,153 and employer premium rate to 0.75%. Learn more about the updates.
Oct 22 2024
Reminder: Employer Reporting for DC Parking Cashout Law Due January 15, 2025 DC employers with 20+ employees must report Parking Cashout compliance by January 15, 2025, and may need to provide benefits or pay a fee
Aug 13 2024
District of Columbia Prohibition on Short-Term Disability Offsetting Extended Again District of Columbia Prohibition on Short-Term Disability Offsetting Extended Again
Aug 13 2024
District of Columbia PFML Increased Employer Premium Rate Effective July 1, 2024 District of Columbia PFML Increased Employer Premium Rate Effective July 1, 2024
Nov 07 2023
Prohibition on Short-Term Disability Offsetting Extended Again Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the DC Act 25-228) into law. Under the new Emergency Amendment Act, the prohibition will remain in place until June 1, 2024.
Oct 24 2023
Updates to DC Paid Family Leave Program
Sep 26 2023
Expanding Access to Fertility Treatment Amendment Act Becomes Law
Aug 15 2023
Prohibition on Short-Term Disability Offsetting Extended Again
Dec 06 2022
Reminder: Employer Reporting for DC Parking Cashout Law Due January 15, 2023 DC employers with 20+ employees must report compliance with the Parking Cashout Law by Jan 15, 2023, including benefit & compliance options for workers.
Nov 08 2022
Coverage for Medically Necessary Food

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