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PFLA
(redirected from Paid Family Leave Act)

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PFLApyruvate formate lyase activating
PFLAPrivate Forest Landowners Association
PFLAPhospholipid Fatty Acid
PFLAPaid Family Leave Act
PFLAPublicly Funded Legal Assistance
PFLAProfessional Faculty Leadership Association
PFLAPathogenic Free-Living Amoebae
PFLAPeople's Front for Liberation of Arabistan
PFLAProject Financing and Loan Agreement
PFLAParents For Legal Action (UK)
PFLAParental and Family Leave Act
PFLApneumonie franche lobaire aiguë
PFLAProfessional Family Living Arrangements
PFLAProgrammable Fuzzy Logic Array
PFLAPrivate Forest Land Act (Canada)
PFLAPatricia Freedman Literacy Academy (Bristol, VA)
PFLAPath for Limited Achievement


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The California paid family leave act applies to all employers covered by state disability insurance.
Public companies struggled to implement the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and bracedfor the added cost of the paid family leave act.
At its core, the Paid Family Leave Act gives eligible employees up to six weeks (within a 12-month period) of partial wage replacement when taking a leave for one of the following:
 
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