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Family and Medical Leave Act (Part 3)


be dealt with on an individual basis.

Be proactive: Whenever an employee requests leave under any of these laws, carefully review the circumstances for eligibility under each of the others. Continue to monitor each case for changes in status that may trigger new legal entitlements for incapacitated employees.

Anticipating and "red-flagging" potential issues are well worth the time and effort: Not only will the task of leave administration be a bit less daunting, but you will also have the peace of mind that comes with knowing that you have navigated this myriad of regulations in a fair and legal manner.

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