Paid family leave · Oregon · 2026
Oregon paid family leave for new parents (2026)
Oregon pays up to 12 weeks of bonding leave for a new child in 2026, up to $1,692.16 a week. Oregon pays 100% of weekly wages up to $916.58, plus 50% of wages above that, up to the $1,692.16 cap.
Key facts
| Program | Paid Leave Oregon |
|---|---|
| Status | paying benefits since September 2023 |
| Bonding weeks for a new child | 12 |
| How the benefit is figured | Oregon pays 100% of weekly wages up to $916.58, plus 50% of wages above that |
| Weekly maximum | $1,692.16 (minimum $70.51) |
| Job protection | Yes after at least 90 consecutive days with employer |
| Employee payroll cost | Total 1% of wages up to $184,500; employees pay 60% (0.6%) |
| Figures in effect | benefit years beginning on/after 2026-06-28 |
Estimate your own benefit
Enter your pay in the baby budget calculator to see your estimated weekly benefit, the pay gap during leave and what child care costs in Oregon after you go back. Child care prices: Oregon infant care.
Sources: paidleave.oregon.gov, www.oregon.gov, www.oregon.gov, www.oregonlegislature.gov.
Last verified October 5, 2026 against official sources: Paid Leave Oregon.
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