Concerning paid family and medical leave rates.

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This bill changes how the state calculates and sets premium rates for paid family and medical leave. It requires the state commissioner to set the total premium rate based on an annual report from the office of actuarial services, rather than a formula based on past expenses. The total premium rate will still be capped at 1.20 percent. These changes will affect employers and employees who pay into the paid family and medical leave program.

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