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FMLA Leave: Birth of an Employee’s Child or Adoption of a Child

By Malatesta Law on July 15, 2018

An employee is able to take a FMLA leave of absence because of the birth of their child or the adoption of a child.

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FMLA Leave: How Much FMLA Leave is an Employee Entitled To?

By Malatesta Law on July 1, 2018

How Long is a FMLA Leave?

The FMLA provides a right to a leave of absence for a maximum of 12 weeks in a 12-month period (“leave year”).

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FMLA Leave: What Is An Employee’s Own Serious Health Condition?

By Malatesta Law on June 30, 2018

An employee is able to take a FMLA leave of absence because of their own serious health condition.

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FMLA: Notice to Employer

By Malatesta Law on June 15, 2018

An employee who wants to take a FMLA leave must notify their employer of their need for a leave and the reason that they qualify for a leave.

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Pregnancy Leave – How Much Leave May a Pregnant Employee Be Entitled To?

By Malatesta Law on April 15, 2018

Four Months of Leave Pursuant to the California Pregnancy Disability Leave Law (“PDLL”)

The PDLL requires employers to allow employees up to four months of leave for a disability due to an employee’s pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions.

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Pregnancy Disability Leave Law: What to Know

By Malatesta Law on April 30, 2017

The California Pregnancy Disability Leave Law (“PDLL”) is a component of the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (“FEHA”) and requires employers to provide employees up to four months of leave for an employee’s disability due to her pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical condition and/or a reasonable accommodation for the employee during her pregnancy.

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