DOL Interprets the FMLA Broadly and Expands Leave Protections for Those Who Stand In Loco Parentis to a Child (PDF)

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DOL Interprets the FMLA Broadly and Expands Leave Protections for Those Who Stand In Loco Parentis to a Child (PDF)
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP

[Guidance Overview]
June 24, 2010

3 pages. Excerpt: The Interpretation departs from a literal reading of the regulation's conjunctive rule. Instead, it states that either day-to-day care or financial support may establish an in loco parentis relationship.

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