State executive employees to get full pay on leave while private workers pay into FAMLI @FOXBaltimore
State executive employees to get full pay on leave while private workers pay into FAMLI  @FOXBaltimore
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Maryland's paid family and medical leave program is entering a new phase, but many state employees will be operating under different rules than private-sector workers.

WBFF has been following changes to Maryland’s family leave law as state officials now require employers to register for the Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program before payroll contributions begin in January. While many private-sector employees will pay into FAMLI through paycheck deductions, thousands of workers in Maryland's executive branch will be covered under a separate arrangement.

STORY: foxbaltimore.com/news/local/state-executive-employees-to-get-full-pay-on-leave-while-private-workers-pay-into-famli

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