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Register: Maryland’s FAMLI 101 Webinar on May 22nd

Register: Maryland’s FAMLI 101 Webinar on May 22nd

May 14, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

FAMLI 101 Webinar on May 22 from 2-3pm

Register: Maryland's FAMLI 101 Webinar on May 22nd

NFIB members are invited to join the state Department of Labor on May 22 from 2-3 pm via Zoom for a virtual introduction to the forthcoming paid family leave program. The introduction will cover:
  • What is Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI)?
  • How will FAMLI work in Maryland?
  • What can you do now to prepare?
If you have basic questions about FAMLI, this session is for you.

>>>>> REGISTER HERE TODAY! <<<<<

If you can’t make it on May 22nd, MD DOL will host these sessions regularly.  

Check it out!

Until 05/11/2024
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