Seasonal employee definition under the Minnesota Paid Leave Law modification

Summary

The legislation revises the definition of a seasonal employee, increasing the maximum employment period from 150 to 180 days and removing the hospitality‑industry restriction. Employers must now certify to the department that each seasonal worker meets the new criteria and must report changes within five business days. The changes affect eligibility for paid‑leave benefits for workers classified as seasonal.

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