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Compliance Implications of the Nation’s Most Progressive Family & Medical Leave Law

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Oregon just passed the country’s most progressive family and medical leave program in its House Bill 2005. And while the law won’t take effect until 2023, organizations in the state can begin their compliance preparations now....
By: NAVEX Global
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/compliance-implications-of-the-nation-s-75470/

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