An Act ensuring life insurance coverage while taking Paid Family and Medical Leave
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to ensure that individuals receiving Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) in Massachusetts will continue to have access to their life insurance coverage during their leave. It seeks to address potential gaps in coverage that might occur when someone is out on PFML, providing a safety net for families facing unexpected circumstances. The legislation intends to maintain a consistent level of financial protection for workers and their dependents throughout the leave period.
Key provisions
- Ensures life insurance coverage for individuals on Paid Family and Medical Leave.
- Addresses potential disruptions to life insurance benefits during PFML.
- Protects workers and their families during periods of leave.
- Specifically targets the continuity of life insurance coverage.
- Relates to the existing Paid Family and Medical Leave system in Massachusetts.
Who is affected
- Workers in Massachusetts receiving Paid Family and Medical Leave.
- Families of workers on Paid Family and Medical Leave.
- Life insurance policyholders in Massachusetts.
Notable changes
- Addresses a potential gap in coverage for life insurance during PFML.
- Reinforces financial security for workers and families during leave.
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Kenneth I. Gordon
Cosponsor
Kenneth I. Gordon
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