FMLA Eligibility Rules and Requirements
Learn the key rules and requirements for FMLA eligibility in this informative session for employees and HR professionals.
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Location
Online
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About this event
- Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes
Date: May 23,2025
Time: 1PM-2.30 PM ET
Duration: 90 Mins
Description
It is important if not critical for Employers to have an in-depth understanding of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) impacts their company. The ability to manage the idiosyncrasies of the processing of FMLA and how one processing failure can result in thousands of dollars in fines & penalties, auditing by the Department of Labor (DOL), cost of investigations, loss productivity and the cost of misuse by employees. In addition, statistics shows that over 61% of Employers have difficulty managing FMLA leave and intermittent leave. When you add the complexities of other new mandatory regulations like leave/paid regulations, reasonable accommodation and currently or soon to be legally effective, the possibility of FMLA overlapping with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), Drug-Free Workplace, Legalized Marijuana, Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs, and retaliation claims and how they impact with FMLA.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn what regulatory agencies enforce FMLA processing and how you can protect yourself from being a target
- Learn how preparing your managers with compliance training can reduce your risk for high penalties as a good faith effort from FMLA violations
- Learn how FMLA overlaps with Legalized Marijuana when it comes to a drug-free workplace regulation
- Learn how Employers can mitigate all the regulations that impact FMLA regulations
- Learn how the ADA can help Employers with FMLA regulations
- Learn how to mitigate the new Paid Leave Regulations in state specific locations
- How does Reasonable Accommodation need to be addressed in FMLA decisions?
- Learn why Employers are at risk for FMLA allegations even when employees don’t ask for FMLA
- Learn how you can create a strategy that works when FMLA users abuse the process
- Yes, Employers can terminate employees who have performance issues who are on FMLA Leave as long as you follow certain steps
- Access forms necessary to process FMLA as required
- What Does the DOL Hope to Change with the FMLA Changes
- Does Reasonable Accommodations have an Impact on FMLA Retaliation
- Learn what tools can be used to streamline a difficult process and make it work for you
- Learn when using a third party administrators (TPA) is the best method of processing FMLA
- Learn what actions are prohibited by the FMLA
- Learn why Employers should ensure they pay health benefit premiums during FMLA even of the employee stops paying
- Learn how to manage intermittent leave during FMLA
Who Should Attend:
- Employers of companies with 50 employees or more (or will be over 50 this year)
- Human Resources professionals
- Employers
- Managers/Supervisors
- Executives
- Compliance professionals
- Business owners
- Professionals who handle employee relations issues