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FMLA - Family and Medical Leave Act
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) requires employers to grant unpaid leave for eligible employees who meet certain criteria. FMLA regulations specify the details of who is covered and who isn’t; issues surrounding intermittent leave; which serious health conditions qualify for medical leave and which don’t; and what notification and certification procedures must be followed under the Family and Medical Leave Act. Continue FMLA
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NEWS/ARTICLESFMLA Employee Eligibility Requirements: As Clear As Mud FMLA Final Regulations Effective Next Month DOL Issues Proposed Changes To FMLA Regulations FMLA Expanded By National Defense Authorization Act To Provide Military Family Leave Employee’s FMLA Request: Intermittent Leave For Late Arrivals Cutting Down On Abuse Of Intermittent FMLA Leave Public Comments Focus On Difficulties With Unscheduled Intermittent FMLA Leave EEOC Issues New Guidance On Avoiding Caregiver Discrimination DOL Comments On Cafeteria Plan Payments And The FMLA Who Is A Parent Under The FMLA?
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FREE REPORTGet Ready For The New FMLA Rules When State Laws Collide With The Family And Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
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