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Minnesota Paid Leave for Employers with LegalCORPS and MEDA

Minnesota’s Paid Leave program brings new requirements for employers across the state. Join this free, online Minnesota Paid Leave workshop funded by the State of Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development for clear, practical guidance on compliance and how to prepare your workplace.

What Employers Will Learn

  • Employer obligations under Minnesota Paid Leave
  • Which employees are covered & how benefits work
  • Key compliance dates and reporting requirements
  • How Paid Leave impacts payroll, policies, & planning
  • Common employer pitfalls - and how to avoid them

Who Should Attend

  • Small and mid-sized business owners
  • HR managers and compliance staff
  • Nonprofit executive directors and administrators
  • Employers with Minnesota-based employees

Why Employers Should Attend
Minnesota Paid Leave represents a major shift in employment law. This workshop helps employers:

  • Understand their legal responsibilities
  • Reduce compliance risk and costly mistakes
  • Prepare internal policies and processes

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Minnesota Paid Leave for Employers with LegalCORPS and MEDA

Date

August 13, 2026

Time

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Location

Online

Presented by

LegalCORPS and MEDA

Cost

no-cost

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