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LD 1307

An Act To Suspend The Remittance Obligation For Paid Family And Medical Leave Private Plan Users

132nd Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Bruce Bickford and 7 co-sponsors

LD 1307 - An Act To Suspend The Remittance Obligation For Paid Family And Medical Leave Private Plan Users OverviewBill Number: LD 1307 Title: An Act To Suspend The Remittance Obl

Placed in the Legislative Files. (DEAD)
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Bill Summary · LD 1307

LD 1307 - An Act To Suspend The Remittance Obligation For Paid Family And Medical Leave Private Plan Users

Overview

Bill Number: LD 1307
Title: An Act To Suspend The Remittance Obligation For Paid Family And Medical Leave Private Plan Users
Status: Placed in the Legislative Files. (DEAD)
Introduced: March 27, 2025

Purpose and Intent

The primary goal of LD 1307 is to temporarily suspend the remittance obligation for employers who provide private paid family and medical leave plans to their employees. The bill aims to incentivize more businesses to offer private paid leave benefits and reduce the administrative burden on those already doing so.

Key Provisions

  • Suspends the requirement for employers with approved private paid family and medical leave plans to remit payroll contributions to the state's paid leave program for the duration of the suspension period
  • Allows employers to retain the payroll contributions they would have otherwise remitted to the state program
  • Requires employers to continue providing the same or better level of paid leave benefits to their employees during the suspension period
  • Specifies that the suspension period will last for 2 years, with the possibility of extension by the state legislature

Affected Parties and Impacts

  • Employers who offer private paid family and medical leave plans would benefit from reduced administrative costs and the ability to retain payroll contributions
  • Employees of these employers would continue to receive the same or better level of paid leave benefits, without disruption
  • The state's paid leave program would see a temporary reduction in revenue during the suspension period, potentially impacting its overall funding and operations

Procedural and Timeline Considerations

LD 1307 was introduced in the state legislature on March 27, 2025, but has since been placed in the Legislative Files, indicating that it is no longer actively being considered. The bill did not progress further in the legislative process and is considered "dead" for the current session.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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