Oregon

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: 06/02/2026

Oregon Family and Medical Leave Programs

What is the Update?

Paid Leave Oregon (PLO)

Update (06/02/26, Effective 06/28/26): The Oregon Employment Department has released the new maximum weekly benefit amount for Paid Leave for 2026-2027. Beginning on June 28, 2026, the maximum weekly benefit amount will increase from $1,636.56 to $1,692.16. Any claims that begin prior to June 28, 2026 will be subject to the previous year’s benefit rate.

Additionally, PLO recently released the mandatory model notice for the 2026 year, so be sure to update your notice if you haven’t already. You can find instructions on how you are required to share the notice with your employees and the link to the notice in our “Notice Requirements” section below.

Handbook/Policy Updates

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Notice Requirements

The PLO model notice must be displayed in the workplace (and provided via email or mail to Oregon employees who work remotely). Thereafter, it must be provided to new hires and those assigned to work remotely in Oregon, who were not already informed of the law at the time of hire (such as employees who relocate from another state to work remotely in Oregon). Click here to view the model notice.

Larkin Action

The Larkin Company will adjust offsets for any top-up (leave of absence pay) calculations or STD, accordingly, if we handle these services for you.

Further Company Considerations

Please ensure as a company you are offsetting any salary continuation/company top-up pay aligned with the updated weekly benefit rate maximum, effective 06/28/26.*

*Claims that begin on or after June 28, 2026 are eligible for the new maximum benefit rate.

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