Washington Paid Family and Medical Leave: Is it time to consider opting out?

April 8, 2022

Sally Borte | Vice President, Account Executive

For the last two years, the Washington Paid Family and Medical Leave program has been in place and paying benefits. With the state increasing premiums this year, now is a good time for your organization to consider whether opting out would be beneficial. Learn more from Parker, Smith & Feek Vice President and Account Executive Sally Borte in the Puget Sound Business Journal.

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