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Maryland and the District of Columbia Pass Sick Leave Laws (PDF)
Morgan Lewis Link to more items from this source
[Guidance Overview]
Aug. 4, 2008
5 pages. Excerpt: Continuing a trend of state and local jurisdictions imposing new paid leave requirements on employers, Maryland and the District of Columbia each recently passed legislation that significantly expands the right of employees to take paid sick leave. The District of Columbia joins San Francisco as the only jurisdictions that require employers to provide paid sick leave. Maryland joins California, Maine, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Washington State in requiring or regulating paid family leave.

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