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Maryland General Assembly Amends and Clarifies Key Terms in the Maryland 'Flexible' Leave Act
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[Guidance Overview]
May 20, 2009
Excerpt: Based on concerns brought forth by the business community, the Maryland General Assembly overwhelmingly voted to revise and clarify key terms in the Maryland Flexible Leave Act (MFLA), which was originally signed into law on May 22, 2008. As an emergency measure, the amended Act became effective on May 19, 2009, the date on which the Governor signed it. The MFLA generally entitles employees to use any accrued personal paid leave for the illness of an immediate family member. The purpose of the amendments to the MFLA is to provide specific definitions of key terms that had previously been undefined. The new law contains definitions of significant terms referenced in the MFLA, such as 'employee,' 'employer,' 'child,' 'parent,' 'leave with pay' in addition to clarifying under what circumstances an employee is entitled to paid leave.

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