James M. Peabody-Harrington

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What to Know About the Proposed FAMLI Rules

February 05, 2025 Article

The Daily Record

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Suzzanne Decker and Jimmy Peabody-Harrington wrote a guest column in The Daily Record discussing Maryland’s proposed regulations for implementing the paid family and medical leave insurance (FAMLI) program for employees. Click here to read the article (login may be required).

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