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Airdate: December 10, 2025

Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) regulations continue to evolve, and many key changes are on the horizon for 2026. Staying informed and staying ahead is crucial for employers — and can play a significant role in supporting employee well-being during important times in their lives.

Join us as we walk through key PFML updates and how they may impact your organization. We’ll discuss:

  • The development of PFML laws across the nation. 

  • The latest state-specific updates.

  • An overview of what’s new for 2026.

Speakers

Suzanne Buffington, Regional Absence Practice Leader | Guardian 

Ally Rounsley, Product Manager, Paid Leave Products | Guardian 

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