Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is designed as a comprehensive practical reference for every benefits department. It enables benefits professionals to keep abreast of increasingly complex state rules that govern important benefits. The reader can readily locate information concerning one state's treatment of a particular issue, or compare the required by several states by utilizing our easy-to-read chart format. The charts also provide citations to current state statutes, regulations, and other authority governing important benefits issues. The 2021 Edition provides coverage of the following legislative and regulatory developments since the publication of the 2020 Mid-Year Supplement: The latest developments regarding the COVID-19 pandemic response and relief provided by the federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020 and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act of 2020. Colorado's new Healthy Families and Workplaces Act, which provides for permanent compensated public health emergency leave as well as paid sick leave for employees. Recent developments in state regulation of health care benefits, including laws passed in 2020 because of COVID-19, such as expanded telemedicine mandates. Recent developments in health care reform, including the Supreme Court's July 2020 decision in a controversial case involving employer-provided insurance coverage of contraceptives. Current state disability and unemployment insurance information, including taxable wage bases, employer contribution rates, and maximum/minimum weekly benefit amounts. Recent state legislation requiring paid family and medical leave for employees. A round-up of state laws prohibiting employers from discriminating against holders of medical marijuana licenses in hiring and employment. Current state workers' compensation for calculating maximum/minimum weekly benefit amounts. Thoroughly updated tables and exhibits throughout the volume. State Laws Included: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. Previous Edition: Multistate Guide to Benefits Law, 2020 Edition ISBN 9781543818741¿

The 2013 Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is the single, easy-to-use resource that is absolutely essential for staying in compliance with the increasingly complex regulatory framework of state benefits law. Only the 2013 Multistate Guide to Benefits Law's unique chart format enables you to quickly locate information concerning one state's treatment of a particular issue, or compare the treatment required by several states - all on the same chart! The 2013 Multistate Guide to Benefits Law provides updated coverage of the following legislative and regulatory developments: Several states have authorized health insurance exchanges to be operational by January 1, 2014, as required by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) The implementation of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) by employer group health plans Passage of New York State's novel Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights In addition, the 2013 Edition includes: Updated state withholding requirements for health insurance benefits Updated state workers' compensation benefit amounts And much more!

Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is designed as a comprehensive practical reference for every benefits department. It enables benefits professionals to keep abreast of increasingly complex state rules that govern important benefits. The reader can readily locate information concerning one state's treatment of a particular issue, or compare the required by several states by utilizing our easy-to-read chart format. The charts also provide citations to current state statutes, regulations, and other authority governing important benefits issues.

If you oversee benefits in more than one state, Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is the comprehensive guide you need. for every kind of question, from looking up a single state's rule on health benefits for domestic partners, to comparisons of occupational safety enforcement, there's no more convenient, authoritative reference available. and regular updates keep you in touch with fast-changing regulations across the board: Taxation of Benefits Health Benefits Disability and Leave benefits Life Insurance Workers' Compensation and much more From the fundamentals of state laws, to emerging trends in regulation, the Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is a reference that will more than pay for itself with each use.Included in the 2005 Edition are new and expanded topics such as:Medical information privacy regulationsBenefits for domestic partnersCompensation for overtime workTax relief for certain transportation benefitsExtension of unemployment benefitsCalifornia's family temporary disability insurance law (FTDI)Paid leave can count toward mandated Family and Medical Leave ActElectronic health transactions rulePatients' rights litigationAnd more

If you oversee benefits in more than one state, Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is the comprehensive guide you need. For every kind of question, from looking up a single state's rule on health benefits for domestic partners, to comparisons of occupational safety enforcement, there's no more convenient, authoritative reference available. And regular updates keep you in touch with fast-changing regulations across the board: Taxation of Benefits Health Benefits Disability and Leave Benefits Life Insurance Workers' Compensation And much more From the fundamentals of state laws, to emerging trends in regulation, the Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is a reference that will more than pay for itself with each use.

If you oversee benefits in more than one state, Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is the comprehensive guide you need. for every kind of question, from looking up a single state's rule on health benefits for domestic partners, to comparisons of occupational safety enforcement, there's no more convenient, authoritative reference available. and regular updates keep you in touch with fast-changing regulations across the board: Taxation of Benefits Health Benefits Disability and Leave benefits Life Insurance Workers' Compensation and much more From the fundamentals of state laws, to emerging trends in regulation, the Multistate Guide to Benefits Law is a reference that will more than pay for itself with each use.Included in the 2004 Edition are new and expanded topics such as:Medical information privacy regulationsBenefits for domestic partnersCompensation for overtime workTax relief for certain transportation benefitsExtension of unemployment benefitsCalifornia's family temporary disability insurance law (FTDI)Paid leave can count toward mandated Family and Medical Leave ActElectronic health transactions rulePatients' rights litigationAnd more