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  • 14 minutes

Managing FMLA Leave - Tip One and Two

 

What is required?

Receive tips and practical guidance on dealing with an employee on, or requesting, an FMLA leave of absence. All covered employers must post a notice explaining FMLA’s provisions and procedures for filing complaints of violations. Employees must provide sufficient notice of an FMLA leave. In this video our speaker, Wayne Pinkstone, reviews tip one and two – giving notice and recognizing what is sufficient notice from employees. Check for other videos with additional tips on our website.

Runtime: 14 minutes

Agenda

Faculty

Wayne Pinkstone

Wayne Pinkstone

Fox Rothschild LLP

  • Partner in the office of Fox Rothschild LLP
  • Practice emphasizes all aspects of labor and employment and workplace safety and health
  • Conducts regular seminars and workshops on numerous labor and employment topics
  • Advises employers on workplace issues such as discrimination, harassment, wage and hour and OSHA
  • Litigates employment-related disputes in federal and state courts and various state and federal agencies
  • Can be contacted at 609-895-7063 or [email protected]

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