How HR Leaders can Strategically Approach Leave of Absence Management

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One constant in the realm of human resources is change, and few areas present as much evolving risk and complexity as Leave of Absence (LOA) management. In today’s world, having a basic time-off policy in place just doesn’t cut it, requiring HR leaders to take a strategic and proactive approach to managing leave requests.

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