ORE LEG Family, Medical Leave Fund


On Mar. 4, ORE LEG passed bill re family and medical leave, time off.


  • ORE LEG passed Bill SB 1514 to require Employment Department to conduct periodic assessments to determine solvency of paid family and medical leave insurance fund.
  • Amends Section 51, Chapter 700, Oregon Laws 2019, at ORE LEG 700-51.
  • Bill Provisions
  • Provides definitions for family leave for parental bonding; projected expenses; others.
  • The Director of the Employment Department shall periodically assess paid family and medical leave insurance fund established to determinations the solvency of the fund.
  • Director will use actuarial calculations and may consider any relevant information.
  • Provides actions Director may take to restore solvency of fund, including adjust max weekly benefit as indicated; as a last resort reduce the number of weeks available.
  • Such actions taken by the Director to benefits will be effective for 5 years maximum.
  • Legislative History
  • On Feb. 5, 2024, bill introduced in Senate; on Feb. 14, 2024, bill passed in Senate.
  • On Feb. 14, 2024, bill delivered to House; on Feb. 22, 2024, bill was passed in House.
  • On Mar. 4, 2024, bill was signed by the House speaker; pending governor action.
  • Effectiveness
  • Act would take effect on its passage.
  • Mar. 2024 ORE LEG Governor Approval
  • On Mar. 25, 2024, ORE LEG reported that bill SB 1514 was approved by governor on Mar. 20, 2024, and assigned Chapter 19; becomes effective on Jan. 1, 2025.
  • Document dated Mar. 25, 2024, was received on Apr. 16, due to a fixed feed.

Regulators ORE LEG
Entity Types CNSM; Ins
Reference Ch. 19, 3/25/2024; Bill SB1514, 3/4/2024; Citation: ORE LEG 700;
Functions Actuarial and Valuation; Compliance; HR; Legal; Operations
Countries United States of America
Category
State
Products Family/Medical Leave; Insurance; Insurance-Health
Regions Am
Rule Type Final
Rule Date 3/4/2024
Effective Date 1/1/2025
Rule Id 203256
Linked to N/A
Reg. Last Update 3/25/2024
Report Section US Consumer

Last substantive update on 04/19/2024