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Paid Family Leave

Federal & State Law Editorial TeamLast reviewed: April 2026

Compare paid family and medical leave programs across all 50 states, including program availability, duration, wage replacement rates, and funding mechanisms.

50 States4 data columnsLast updated: 2025-01-15

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StateState ProgramDurationWage ReplacementFunding
AlabamaNoN/AN/AN/A
AlaskaNoN/AN/AN/A
ArizonaNoN/AN/AN/A
ArkansasNoN/AN/AN/A
CaliforniaYes8 weeks60-70%Employee payroll tax
ColoradoYes12 weeksUp to 90%Shared employer/employee
ConnecticutYes12 weeksUp to 95%Employee payroll tax
DelawareYes (2026)12 weeks80%Shared employer/employee
FloridaNoN/AN/AN/A
GeorgiaNoN/AN/AN/A
HawaiiTDI only26 weeks (disability)58%Employer
IdahoNoN/AN/AN/A
IllinoisNoN/AN/AN/A
IndianaNoN/AN/AN/A
IowaNoN/AN/AN/A
KansasNoN/AN/AN/A
KentuckyNoN/AN/AN/A
LouisianaNoN/AN/AN/A
MaineYes (2026)12 weeks90%Shared employer/employee
MarylandYes (2026)12 weeksUp to 90%Shared employer/employee
MassachusettsYes12-26 weeksUp to 80%Shared employer/employee
MichiganNoN/AN/AN/A
MinnesotaYes (2026)12 weeksUp to 90%Shared employer/employee
MississippiNoN/AN/AN/A
MissouriNoN/AN/AN/A
MontanaNoN/AN/AN/A
NebraskaNoN/AN/AN/A
NevadaNoN/AN/AN/A
New HampshireVoluntary (2023)6 weeks60%Employee opt-in
New JerseyYes12 weeks85%Employee payroll tax
New MexicoNoN/AN/AN/A
New YorkYes12 weeks67%Employee payroll tax
North CarolinaNoN/AN/AN/A
North DakotaNoN/AN/AN/A
OhioNoN/AN/AN/A
OklahomaNoN/AN/AN/A
OregonYes12 weeksUp to 100%Shared employer/employee
PennsylvaniaNoN/AN/AN/A
Rhode IslandYes6 weeksUp to 60%Employee payroll tax
South CarolinaNoN/AN/AN/A
South DakotaNoN/AN/AN/A
TennesseeNoN/AN/AN/A
TexasNoN/AN/AN/A
UtahNoN/AN/AN/A
VermontNoN/AN/AN/A
VirginiaNoN/AN/AN/A
WashingtonYes12 weeksUp to 90%Shared employer/employee
West VirginiaNoN/AN/AN/A
WisconsinNoN/AN/AN/A
WyomingNoN/AN/AN/A

Paid family leave programs are evolving rapidly. Several states have enacted programs with future effective dates. Federal FMLA provides unpaid leave separately. Check your state's labor department for the most current information.

This is legal information, not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current law with official sources and consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice on your specific situation.