The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law providing eligible employees up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave per year. The law allows employees to take time off for ...

Western Michigan University complies with the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA) in granting family and medical leaves of absence to eligible employees. To request a family and medical leave ...

This policy identifies the conditions under which eligible Professional Staff Members may take a medical leave of absence not covered under the Federal Family Medical Leave Act ... send the medical ...

Types of conditions are outlined in policies listed below. Allows a leave of absence for 30 calendar days in a 12-month period for approved reasons (medical, non-medical, education, family-related, ...

There are numerous types of available paid and unpaid leaves of absence, including sick ... Board of Trustee policy on FMLA (pdf). FMLA Request Form (pdf) More information about the Family Medical ...

Family illness leave may be taken as continuous or intermittent/reduced schedule. Click here for FMLA Definitions. Leave of Absence Process for Medical Conditions When ... be required to obtain a ...

Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave (MAPFML) is a Massachusetts law that provides paid family and medical leave benefits to eligible employees working in Massachusetts.* Under MAPFML, eligible ...

Asking for a leave of ... leave of absence – for example, to take an extended vacation – so it's important to know which type you're requesting. What Is the Family and Medical Leave Act?

What documentation do I need and from whom? You will need to email: [email protected] to formally request family and medical leave. Visit the Leaves of Absence webpage for the request form and for more ...

Unpaid leave is available through the University’s Family Care Leave of Absence (as designated by the Family Medical Leave Act, FMLA). Family care leave can be used for a serious health condition ...

The Medical Leave of Absence Form must be completed and given to Student Health Service in order for your leave to be reviewed and accepted. If you have been a patient at SHS for the diagnosis which ...