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FMLA is Family and Medical Leave Act, use it!

Learn about the Family and Medical Leave Act (known as FMLA) to understand the rights provided by this important employee benefit. Not every employer is required to offer this and unfortunately not every employee qualifies. For those employees that are eligible for this benefit it can close the gap between being able to have the time to care for someone and have the employment protected. FMLA does not ensure payment for missed time but does protect the employment status. People covered by FMLA for employees include: the employee, child, parent, or spouse. The definition of child is broad in its definition. Time of up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave can be granted for welcoming a new child to the family (biological, adopted or foster) for bonding and care. As well as 12 weeks for an employee's own serious health condition or to care for a family member. The time may be used as needed, all in one block of time or by a few weeks or days or even portions of days. You will need to work with your employer and Human Resources department to determine the best solution to fit your particular situation. Gather information and be mindful about your needs. Work with your provider to complete the form and get the necessary information turned in timely to your employer's HR representative. 0:00 Intro 1:54 FMLA provisions 3:25 employee and employer 4:57 Eligibility 6:40 Circumstances of Eligibility 7:40 Family member definitions 10:04 Serious Health Issues 11:10 Time needs 12:56 Time duration 13:37 Who needs FMLA paperwork 16:55 form completion 20:22 Summary https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/file... https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fmla... As content is created on this channel, we encourage you to reach out to us with any specific questions you may have regarding these kinds of topics. Please do not leave any personal information in a public comment. Trigger Warning: If the discussion of death, dying, or the end of life process is bothersome to you, this channel is not for you. If you are made uncomfortable by the discussion of health, hospice, palliative medicine, the end of life process, or medical terminology, you may be made uncomfortable by this video. You Only Die Once is a virtual place for sharing information, both facts and opinions, about the end of life process. Dr. Bohn and Dr. Tartaglia are both actively practicing osteopathic physicians. Both are dual boarded in family medicine and hospice and palliative medicine. You Only Die Once intends to provide a casual environment to share information about hospice and palliative medicine for the patient, the family, and the practitioner. This channel is not intended to provide medical advice, but rather as an educational resource to allow patients, providers, and families to make informed decisions. The views shared in this video are their own, and do not reflect the views or opinions of any professional entities or employers with which these physicians are affiliated. You Only Die Once is created by Dr. Sara Bohn and Dr. Lisa Tartaglia. You Only Die Once is produced and edited by Auburn Huhmann.