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- Log in – Washington States Paid Family and Medical Leave
Washington workers will have up to 12 weeks of paid family or medical leave starting in 2020 Employers begin payroll withholding in 2019
- SAW User Guide - Washington States Paid Family and Medical Leave
SAW USER GUIDE v 2 UPDATED MARCH 2025 Page 4 of 19 The SecureAccess Washington (SAW) and Paid Leave Portals SecureAccess Washington (SAW) is an online portal used to access Washington state services securely You only need one SAW account to access services from state agencies, including Paid Family and Medical Leave
- After you apply – Washington States Paid Family and Medical Leave
Washington workers will have up to 12 weeks of paid family or medical leave starting in 2020 Employers begin payroll withholding in 2019
- Patient and Family Guide - Washington
(www secureaccess wa gov) Use an existing SAW login or create a new one (Not sure if you have a SAW login? Click the “Get Help” button on the SAW homepage to find out ) • You will then create a Paid Family and Medical Leave account Fill in the application → • You’ll provide basic information and verify your employment history
- Paid Leave Account Management User Guide
SecureAccess Washington (SAW) is an online portal used to access Washington state services securely You only need one SAW account to access services from state agencies, including Paid Family and Medical Leave In SAW you can link to the Paid Family and Medical Leave service and manage your SAW account profile and settings
- User Guide for Benefit Customers - Washington States Paid Family and . . .
The SecureAccess Washington (SAW) and Paid Leave Portals You must login to the SAW portal first to access the Paid Leave portal SecureAccess Washington (SAW) is an online portal used to access Washington state services securely You only need one SAW account to access services from state agencies, including Paid Family and Medical Leave
- File your quarterly report and pay premiums – Washington States Paid . . .
File your report and pay premiums Paid Leave provides paid time off when Washington workers need it most, and WA Cares allows you to plan for the future
- Get ready to apply – Washington States Paid Family and Medical Leave
If you know you will be taking Paid Leave, give your employer(s) written notice at least 30 days in advance If you need to take Paid Leave unexpectedly, provide written notice to your employer(s) as soon as you can
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