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Family and Medical Leave Act (Part 2)


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  • Armed with a clear understanding of "who" and "what" are covered under the FMLA allows you to approve and decline leave requests properly, consistently, and with the confidence of knowing that you are operating within the law. In fact, you may wish to incorporate this same language into your corporate leave policies, which generally run concurrently with the FMLA, to minimize misunderstanding and facilitate administration.

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