Does the 7 day waiting period need to be consecutive?
No. The required seven-day waiting period does not need to be taken seven days in a row. For example, if care were provided one day per week, the seven-day waiting period would be served over a seven-week period. Benefits are payable once the seven days have been served and all other eligibility criteria are met. 12. How many days must I be off work to receive PFLB? You will serve a 7 day waiting period. You must be off at least 8 days to collect PFLB. 13. Will my PFLB equal my full pay? PFLB benefits are 55% of your weekly earnings up to a maximum weekly benefit amount. 14. Do I need to take all of my PFLB at one time? No. The PFLB establishes the maximum leave benefit of six (6) times the weekly benefit within a 12-month period. 15. If I receive six weeks of PFLB to bond with my newborn and then one of my parents becomes seriously ill later in the year, will I be able to receive PFLB again since it is for a different reason? You are limited to 6 times your weekly benefit within a 12-
