New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 12 - LABOR AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 21 - FAMILY LEAVE INSURANCE BENEFITS
Subchapter 3 - STATE PLAN
Section 12:21-3.6 - Concurrent coverage and multiple employers
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) A covered individual is in "concurrent employment" if he or she is in employment with two or more employers during the last calendar day of employment immediately preceding the period of family leave. The term "concurrent employers" means the covered employers with whom an employee was employed on the last day of employment.
(b) If an employee is in concurrent employment and only one employer has a private plan, then the employee shall be entitled to receive benefits under that private plan, if otherwise eligible. Such benefits shall not be less than he or she would be eligible to receive under the State plan with respect to all employment, if he or she were covered under the State plan. No benefits shall be payable under the State plan for family leave commencing while he or she is covered under such private plan.
(c) If an employee is in concurrent employment and all employers are covered under the State plan, an individual shall have his or her weekly benefit amount under the State plan computed on the basis of his or her total wages with all such employers during the base weeks in the eight calendar weeks immediately preceding the calendar week in which the family leave commenced.
(d) For FLI claims made on or after July 1, 2020, in which the covered individual has more than one employer, the individual shall have the option of claiming benefits for leave taken from one employer, based on wages paid by that employer, on the condition that the individual does not, during the period for which the benefits are paid, increase the amount of employment time with any other employer.