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MN SF3885
Bill
Status
2/26/2026
Primary Sponsor
Glenn Gruenhagen
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AI Summary
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Requires valid work authorization as a condition for receiving benefits under Minnesota's Paid Leave Law by amending multiple sections of Chapter 268B
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Excludes employment without valid work authorization from the definition of "covered employment," meaning such work would not count toward eligibility
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Adds work authorization requirement to the definition of "employee," excluding individuals without valid authorization from coverage
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Requires applicants to have valid work authorization to establish a benefit account, in addition to meeting existing wage credit requirements
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Makes applicants ineligible for family or medical leave benefits for any portion of a workweek during which they did not have valid work authorization
Legislative Description
Valid work authorization requirement to receive benefits under the Minnesota Paid Leave Law
Last Action
Referred to Jobs and Economic Development
2/26/2026