23Sep
Sixth Circuit Gives Employers Roadmap for Dealing With FMLA Abuse
Of all the questions we receive from employers, those involving suspected abuse of intermittent family and medical leave remain among the most frustrating and difficult to address. While only a minority of employees on intermittent leave abuse this...
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Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
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