Current compliance with the family and medical leave act
Andrea Rembold, Brian H. Kleiner
Abstract
Andrea Rembold, Brian H. Kleiner
Abstract
Sets out the provisions of the US Family and Medical Leave Act, and summarizes the exceptions clause which defines which employees are excepted from these provisions. Explains how the Act works in practice and the duties it places on the employer. Gives examples from cases brought under the Act to illustrate how it is working in practice. Discusses how the Act might be expanded in the near future.
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Sets out the provisions of the US Family and Medical Leave Act, and summarizes the exceptions clause which defines which employees are excepted from these provisions. Explains how the Act works in practice and the duties it places on the employer. Gives examples from cases brought under the Act to illustrate how it is working in practice. Discusses how the Act might be expanded in the near future.
Key concepts: Compliance (psychology), Family Leave, Law, Political science, Public relations, Business, Law and economics, Psychology