Power & Politics - Payroll deduction, open enrollment, vaccine latest
Starting Jan. 1, the average worker will start contributing about $3 a month to Connecticut's new Family Leave Program. But if you get sick, it could pay big dividends.
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Nov 21, 2020, 10:40 PM
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3ds agoThis week on Connecticut Power & Politics -- Your paycheck is about to get a little smaller.
Starting Jan. 1, the average worker will start contributing about $3 a month to Connecticut's new Family Leave Program. But if you get sick, it could pay big dividends.
Plus -- Obamacare is underway. It's time to enroll in Connecticut.
But will your health insurance survive a Supreme Court challenge?
And there's been more promising vaccine news.
But what does it mean for COVID in Connecticut?
Watch Connecticut Power & Politics with host John Craven, weekends only on News 12.
