fmla
If my fmla time is not enough top cover the rest of my medical leave can I lose my job.
1 answer | asked May 20, 2009 07:16 AM [EST] | applies to Pennsylvania
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Description fo FMLA benefits
FMLA provides for 12 weeks of leave for a serious health condition of you or an immediate family member (which also includes pregnancy) without the risk of losing your position.
Once the twelve weeks is up, you must be able to return to your position and perform all of its essential functions or the employer is no longer required to hold your position.
If you are going to require more than twelve weeks of leave, then, yes, you may lose your job.
posted by Harold Goldner | May 20, 2009 12:05 PM [EST]
FMLA provides for 12 weeks of leave for a serious health condition of you or an immediate family member (which also includes pregnancy) without the risk of losing your position.
Once the twelve weeks is up, you must be able to return to your position and perform all of its essential functions or the employer is no longer required to hold your position.
If you are going to require more than twelve weeks of leave, then, yes, you may lose your job.
posted by Harold Goldner | May 20, 2009 12:05 PM [EST]
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