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The document outlines the Paid Family Leave (PFL) program in California, established by Senate Bill 1661 in 2002, which provides disability compensation for individuals taking time off work to care for seriously ill family members or bond with a new child. It details eligibility requirements, necessary medical certifications, benefit limits, waiting periods, and tax implications. The program is funded through employee contributions to the State Disability Insurance (SDI) program.

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How do PFL and FMLA work together?

If a worker uses 12 weeks of FMLA leave, that time runs concurrently with Paid Family Leave if the worker is eligible for both. This means that while FMLA guarantees job protection for 12 weeks, Paid Family Leave provides wage replacement for up to eight of those weeks.

What is the qualifying period for paid family leave in Washington state?

Normally, the first four of the last five completed calendar quarters or, if that does not get you to the required 820 hours, the last four completed calendar quarters immediately preceding the application for leave.

How much paid family leave do you get in Washington state?

Employees with more than one qualifying event may qualify for up to 16 weeks. Employees with a condition in pregnancy or birth that results in incapacity can receive up to 18 weeks. Washingtons Paid Family and Medical Leave does not replace the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

What is a qualifying event for WA PFML?

Qualifying events Recovery from your own serious health condition or injury, including pregnancy and childbirth. Caring for a family member with a serious health condition or injury. Bonding with a new child coming into your family through birth, adoption or foster placement.

Does WA paid family leave have a waiting period?

Once your application is approved, there is a waiting week. This is required by law for all types of leave except parental bonding leave.

What is the waiting period for paid family leave in Washington state?

A 7 calendar day waiting period, assessed on a claim year basis, starts on the Sunday preceding the employees first day of Leave. Somewhere in those 7 days, the employee must miss 8 consecutive hours.

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