Content Overview
- Overview
- Special Rules For Teachers and State Employees
- What If I Am Not Entitled To Leave Under The FMLA ?
- The Requirements To Qualify For FMLA Leave
- How Much Leave Am I Entitled To Under The FMLA? What If I Need More Time?
- What If I Don't Need A Full 12 Weeks Off, Or Need To Take Time Off on A Daily Or Even Hourly Basis?
- How Does The FMLA Relate To Other Time Off To Which I May Be Entitled?
- Is My Job Protected If I Take FMLA Leave?
- What About My Employer Benefits While On FMLA Leave?
- What About My Employer Benefits When I Return To Work?
- What Happens To My Employer Benefits If I Do Not Return To Work?
- What Information Can An Employer Ask For Under The FMLA?
- What Are My Responsibilities While On FMLA Leave?
- What Can My Employer Do To Check Up On Me While I'm On FMLA Leave?
- If Your Employer Asks For Recertification Of The Need To Continue To Take Time Off
- What If I Negotiate For Less Than 12 Weeks Off Under The FMLA, But Find I Need More Time?
- How To Negotiate For FMLA Leave
- Same Sex Couples
- What To Do If You Are Unlawfully Denied FMLA Leave
- What If A Benefit Such As Health Insurance Changes While I Am On FMLA Leave?
- What Are The Rules For Military Leave?
Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
The Requirements To Qualify For FMLA Leave
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Basically, the FMLA only applies to employees who meet all of the following criteria, each of which are described in more detail in The Requrements To Qualify For FMLA Leave
- Employees who work for employers with 50 or more employees who work within 75 miles of each other AND
- Who have been employed with the employer:
- For a minimum of 12 months
- Who have worked for the employer a minimum of 1,250 hours during the last 12 months. Work during the last 12 months does not have to be consecutive. There can be breaks. AND
- Who need time off because of their own serious health condition or employees who need time off to care for an ill parent, spouse or child.
- Any legal relationship to a child qualifies, including step children and adopted children.
- Adult children do not qualify as a reason for permitted time off.
The FMLA does not generally apply to franchises because each location is owned by a different employer. It would apply if one employer owns franchises within 75 miles of each other that employ a total of 50 or more employees.
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