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- TITLE: New FMLA Regulations effective January 16, 2009
New FMLA Regulations effective January 16, 2009
The US Department of Labor (DOL) has revised and re-published the regulations governing how the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) must be administered.
According to the DOL, the new regulations have taken into account 15 years of experience with FMLA, including many court decisions.
Here’s an executive summary factsheet […]
- TITLE: FMLA’s 26 week Servicemember Family Leave entitlement
FMLA was amended for 2008 to add a special Servicemember Leave entitlement
In 2008 FMLA was amended to add a Servicemember Family Leave entitlement.
FYI - See also my main FMLA article.
26 Weeks to care for a Servicemember, and you can get it if you are next of kin, spouse, parent or child
You can get the […]
- TITLE: FMLA update: Military-related FMLA leave for “next of kin”, plus proposed new FMLA regulations
FMLA news: The FMLA law is updated in 2008 to expand coverage related to care for military members, and the Dept of Labor is proposing changes to FMLA regulations
FYI - See also my main FMLA article.
See my separate article on FMLA 26 week Servicemember family leave.
ISSUE 1 - Effective January 28, 2008, FMLA now […]
- TITLE: FMLA and Light Duty - Do you have to accept light duty?
FMLA and Returning to Work on Light Duty
See also my main FMLA article.
Big WARNING: You might not be eligible for FMLA protection ——- To be eligible for FMLA protection, all of the following must apply:
You have to work for a large employer of 50 or more people within 75 miles of your jobsite
and you […]
- TITLE: FMLA (Family and Medical Leave)
FMLA (Family Medical Leave) in Missouri
Eligibility, Serious Health Condition,Incapacity, Tips and Traps
A couple of quick points before we get started …
FYI - See my article on FMLA and Light Duty.
FYI - Servicemember leave - See my article on FMLA 26 week Servicemember family leave. FMLA was amended in 2008 to provide for 26 weeks […]
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