Minnesota

Below you will find any recent or upcoming changes to the family and medical leave and/or leave income replacement benefit law(s) within this state.
Last Updated: 07/31/2026

Minnesota Family and Medical Leave Programs

What is the Update?

Minnesota Paid Leave Law (MN PLL)

Update (07/31/26, Effective 01/01/27): The 2027 premium rates for the Minnesota Paid Leave Law (MN PLL) program have been confirmed, and thankfully, the rates will remain the same as established for the 2026 year.

To confirm, the premium rate will remain at 0.88% of covered wages in Minnesota, and 0.66% for Paid Leave small employers, split between both employers and employees. Employees will contribute up to 0.44%, regardless of employer size up to the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) limit. Large employers with over 30 Minnesota employees are expected to contribute the remaining 0.44%, while small employers with 30 or fewer employees are expected to contribute at least 25% of the premiums (i.e., 0.22% of the total premium). As a reminder, there is a premium calculator available to help employers estimate costs under the program.

Handbook/Policy Updates

Updates to your company handbook may need to be made if you include Minnesota state-specific leave benefits information.

Notice Requirements

Employers are required to post a notice within the workplace as well as provide the notice to new hires, and annually thereafter.

Larkin Action

The Larkin Company will consider any law changes carefully, and update our internal resources and processes, as well as our employee leave information packets, if necessary.

Further Company Considerations

Please be sure to continue your contributions in line with the updates, effective 01/01/27.

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