Minnesota lawmakers are weighing whether to make changes to the state's paid family medical leave law, including exempting certain businesses.
Another proposal introduced earlier this session proposed delaying implementation for a year, meaning Minnesotans wouldn't be eligible for 12 weeks of paid leave under state law until 2027.
If you were counting on leave in 2026, we want to hear from you.
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