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Employer Notice Requirements Under the Paid Family Medical Leave Act

Employers in Massachusetts are required to provide notice to their employees of the Paid Family Medical Leave, in two ways:
  • Displaying a poster at the workplace that describes the program and the employees' rights
  • Providing written notice to all current employees and each new employee within 30 days of hire of their rights under the PFMLA.
You can access the poster, as well as the appropriate notice for your business, at mass.gov.

You are required to provide an opportunity for the employee to acknowledge receipt.  If the employee does not sign or acknowledge, you will still be compliant with these requirements if you can prove through some other means that you gave them the opportunity to do so.  Practically speaking, this probably means the best way to provide the notice is via email or some other electronic medium, so you can demonstrate that the information was sent and that the employees had an opportunity to acknowledge.

Learn more here about the Massachusetts Paid Family Leave Law.

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  • Home
  • Employment Law
    • Guide To Employment Law Content
    • Advice for Employers
    • Employment Contracts in Massachusetts
    • Discrimination in the Workplace
    • Employment Termination >
      • Massachusetts Paid Family Leave
      • Severance Pay
      • Unemployment in Massachusetts
      • Should I Accept a Severance?
    • Sexual Harassment at Work >
      • Sexual Harassment in a Small Business
      • Sexual Harassment and Non Disclosure Agreements
      • Sexual Harassment and Remote Work
    • Wage and Hour Laws >
      • Overtime Law >
        • Overtime Exemptions
        • Employee Travel Time
        • Federal or State Overtime Law
      • Massachusetts Wage Act >
        • Payment of Commissions
        • Wage Deductions
        • Late Payment of Wages
        • Paid Time Off
    • Independent Contractor Law >
      • Independent Contractor Test
      • Working As Independent Contractor
      • Hiring Independent Contractors in Massachusetts
      • Is My Independent Contractor Status Legal?
    • Non Compete Agreements >
      • Are non competes enforceable
      • Massachusetts Non Compete Act
      • Pre 2018 Massachusetts Non Competes
      • Can I Avoid My Non Compete?
    • Do I Have a Case?
  • Estate Planning
    • Guide To Estate Planning Content
    • Legacy Protection
    • Why You Need an Estate Plan
    • Why You Don't Have an Estate Plan
    • Estate Planning Documents >
      • Children with Special Needs
    • Planning for Assisted Living
    • Probate Process
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