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FMLA comment period extended
January 29, 2007 by Ross Runkel at LawMemo

The deadline for comments on the FMLA has been extended to February 16 (it was February 2). [Federal Register Notice]

My previous entry on this:

Federal Register Notice: http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/06-9489.pdf
Special DOL web site: http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/fmlacomments.htm

The US Department of Labor has published a formal notice requesting comments on the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Instead of publishing proposed new rules for comment, DOL is first seeking comments on 12 substantive areas:

  • (1) Eligible Employee 
  • (2) Definition of "Serious Health Condition" 
  • (3) Definition of a "Day" 
  • (4) Substitution of Paid Leave 
  • (5) Attendance Policies 
  • (6) Different Types of FMLA Leave 
  • (7) Light Duty 
  • (8) Essential Functions 
  • (9) Waiver of Rights 
  • (10) Communication Between Employers and Their Employees 
  • (11) FMLA Leave Determinations / Medical Certifications 
  • (12) Employee Turnover and Retention. 

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