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FMLA Requests: 3 Essential Factors For Every HR Pro to Remember

Eric B. MeyerJanuary 9, 2013

By Eric B. Meyer Here are three (3) easy ways to tackle FMLA issues, without having to call someone like me. Employee gets open-heart surgery, no FMLA I … Read more

What Happens When HR Says Employee Firing Was FMLA Retaliation?

Eric B. MeyerDecember 7, 2012

By Eric B. Meyer Here’s a new one: HR testifies that an employee firing was FMLA retaliation (yes, you read that right). Better settle the case, … Read more

From the HR blog at TLNT.

On Veterans Day, It’s Good to Remember Workplace Rules for Vets

Mark TothNovember 12, 2012

In honor of this auspicious occasion, I thought it might be helpful to remind everyone of workplace requirements in place to protect all of our wonderful … Read more

How Facebook Photos of Drinking Ruined an Employee’s FMLA Claim

Eric B. MeyerNovember 8, 2012

By Eric B. Meyer About a year-and-a-half into Sara Jaszczyszyn’s employment with Advantage Health Physician Network, she began taking intermittent … Read more

Handling Intermittent Leave (and Not Intermittently Losing Your Mind)

Mark TothNovember 6, 2012

During my webinar last week, I addressed the following question: An employee is demanding intermittent FMLA for migraines basically whenever she feels like … Read more

Yes, a Trip to Las Vegas Can Be Considered a Covered FMLA Claim

Eric B. MeyerOctober 23, 2012

By Eric B. Meyer Your employee vacations in Las Vegas. She plays the slots, walks the Strip, does some people watching, eats at nice restaurants. And she … Read more

Employment Law Basics: Working With the Family Medical and Leave Act

Mark TothOctober 15, 2012

Employment laws can be confusing and downright scary. They don’t have to be. As a public service, from now until my special Halloween webinar Answers to … Read more

Is a “Casual Conversation” About a Parent’s Health Enough to Trigger FMLA?

Eric B. MeyerSeptember 12, 2012

By Eric B. Meyer Last month, in this post, I addressed a recent opinion in which the court held that the words “Emergency Room,” when uttered … Read more

Court: No ADA Accommodations Required for Non-Disabled Employees

Eric B. MeyerAugust 29, 2012

By Eric B. Meyer Last week, we had a two-part series at The Employer Handbook on the interplay between the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans … Read more

FMLA Eligibilty: Denying an Employee — For Being Just 3 Hours Short

Eric B. MeyerAugust 17, 2012

 By Eric B. Meyer Horseshoes, hand grenades and … FMLA eligibility? And here I thought close only counted in the first two. Who knew that close … Read more

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