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Leave Employees Alone During FMLA Time Off
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Oct. 30, 2017 "FMLA interference claims can be harder for an employer to defend than retaliation claims under the law due to the differing legal proof requirements ... An employee does not have to prove 'malicious intent' by the employer for an interference claim but must for a retaliation claim.... By addressing any misconduct when the employee returns from leave, the employer avoids the possibility of an interference claim[.]" MORE >> |
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