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The Rocky Mountain Employer has been tracking Senate Bill 25-144 (“SB25-144”) since it was first introduced in the Colorado General Assembly during the current legislative session. As previously discussed, SB25-144, if signed into law, will affect both employee and employer rights and responsibilities under Colorado’s Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Act and program (“FAMLI”).  On May 2, 2025, the Colorado General Assembly passed SB25-144 and sent the bill to Governor Polis for his signature.  Assuming Governor Polis does not veto the bill, qualifying employees will be entitled to additional leave benefits if their child is receiving inpatient care in a neonatal intensive care unit (“NICU”), starting in 2026.  Further, if signed into law, SB25-144 will set the parameters for the establishment of premium amounts for the FAMLI program for the next several years.