Description:
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Actuarial study of the family and medical leave premium rate, premium rate structure, weekly benefit formula, duration of benefits, fund reserve, and other components as necessary to determine an actuarially sound rate and future rate-setting mechanism of the family and medical benefit insurance program.
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Note:
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The Minn. Dept. of Employment and Economic Development must contract with a qualified independent actuarial consultant.
See also 2024 letters from Milliman concerning paid family leave: "Actuarial Analysis for the Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Program" and "Actuarial Analysis for the Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Program" and "Actuarial Analysis for the Minnesota Paid Leave Program"
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