Connecticut Paid Leave Authority

Dec 23, 2025

Access the Connecticut Paid Leave Authority here.

The Connecticut Paid Leave Authority is a state agency responsible for administering the Paid Family and Medical Leave program in Connecticut. This program provides eligible employees with paid time off to care for themselves or a family member in times of need.

Agency Accounts

Connecticut Paid Leave Account

Access your online account via CT Paid Leave PFMLA (CT.gov).

The Connecticut Paid Leave Account allows you to set up and manage the following information:

  • Paid Leave Registration Number

Find out more on how to stay compliant with the Connecticut Paid Leave Authority:

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