Roadmap to FMLA compliance flowchart

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Employers have had difficulty meeting the regulatory requirements of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) since it was passed in 1993. With so many eligibility requirements and procedural rules associated, compliance with the FMLA can be difficult for employers; as they must understand those requirements and apply them consistently. Use this resource to remain compliant.

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