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Nebraska Leave Laws
Family Leave
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Who Is Eligible?
To be eligible for Family Leave you must work for a state agency in the State classified personnel system and have:
- At least 12 total months of service, and
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At least 1,250 hours of paid service in the previous 12-month period.
How Much Leave Will I Get?
12 weeks of unpaid leave.
What Are Legitimate Reasons To Use Leave?
- Because of your own serious health condition
- In order to care for the serious health condition of your spouse, child or parent;
- Because of the birth of your child;
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Because of adoption or the placement of a foster child;
Who Is A Spouse?
Under the Nebraska Family Leave Law, "spouse" does not include unmarried domestic partners.
Who Is A Child?
"Child" includes step-children, foster children, or even other children who are in your home for more than the short-term, such as legal wards.
Who Is A Parent?
"Parent" includes individuals other than biological or adoptive parents who served a long-term parental role for you. "Parent" does not include your mother-in law or father-in-law.
What Notice Do I Need To Provide?
You must provide a minimum of 30-days notice. However, where your need for leave is not foreseeable 30 days ahead of time, you must give notice as early as possible.
Is A Doctor's Note Required?
You must provide certification by a health care provider. The certification must include:
- The date the serious health condition began.
- The probable duration of the condition.
- Any other appropriate medical facts.
- A statement explaining why you are needed to care for your child, spouse or parent, OR a statement explaining why you are unable to perform the functions of your job.
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If you are seeking to take leave a little at a time, a statement explaining the planned medical treatment, the expected dates, and the duration of the treatment.
What Happens To My Health Insurance While I Am On Leave?
As long as you continue to make any contributions required on your part, your employer health insurance contributions must continue as well.
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