FMLA California: employee happily leaving her previous job

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FMLA in California: How It Differs From CFRA for Employers & Employees

If you’re thinking of taking a leave of absence to start a family or deal with a serious medical issue, then California is a good place to be. Not only will you be protected by the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), a federal law, but you may be eligible for state-level job protections that are more robust than in many other states.
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How to Create Robust Safety Procedures: Everything You Need to Know

Every workplace comes with a certain amount of risk of accidents and workplace accidents, which can cause mild or serious injury or even fatalities, be it an IT office or a construction site. And while you can’t completely remove the risks or prevent all accidents, you can definitely take steps to mitigate as many risks and safety hazards as possible.
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FMLA eligibility: employee smiling at the camera

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FMLA Eligibility Explained: Are Your Employees Eligible?

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that gives employees certain protections if they need to take a leave of absence from their job due to a serious health condition or another qualifying reason. In many cases, eligible employees are entitled to 12 weeks of unpaid leave and reinstatement into the same job when they return.
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Business Efficiency: How to Measure It and How to Improve It

Efficiency is one of the most important things to consider when running a business, but what counts as efficiency can vary from one industry to the next. Some businesses may focus primarily on ROI or financial efficiency, but for other companies, labor productivity and operational efficiency may be more important.
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Does FMLA pay you: entrepreneur calculating expenses

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Does FMLA Pay You? Paid and Unpaid Leave Explained

If you’re thinking of taking a leave of absence from work for family or medical reasons, then you may be protected by the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). This federal law requires your employer to hold your job for you for up to 12 weeks of leave.
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Unsafe working conditions: construction workers working together

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Tackling Unsafe Working Conditions: A Guide for Employers and Employees

According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), work-related accidents or diseases cause about 2.3 million fatalities globally, every year. This shocking data shows that workplace hazards can cause more than minor injuries or temporary issues, even leading to death if not addressed properly.
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What happens if an employee is not eligible for FMLA: employees working together

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What Happens If an Employee Is Not Eligible for FMLA?

Your employee has an unexpected emergency, or is planning to start a family and wants to take parental leave. They fill out all the forms and submit a request under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). There’s just one problem: They aren’t eligible for it.
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Foreman discussing their safety training to the rest of the team

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How to Implement an Effective Safety Training Program: The Comprehensive Guide

Work-related activities inevitably expose employees to some risk to their health and safety. The hazards could include manual loads, heavy machinery, hazardous materials, working at heights, electrical or fire hazards, ergonomic risks, or psychological risk such as severe stress. An effective risk management program can reduce the hazards somewhat.
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Mother and father kissing their baby, enjoying their parental leave

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Parental Leave: How Does It Work Under FMLA?

Becoming a new parent is a major life milestone, but it can raise some tricky questions in the workplace. For example, are all new parents entitled to parental leave when they adopt or give birth to a child? And, if so, is it paid or unpaid leave? How long can an employee take a leave of absence without losing their job or health insurance?
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Business process automation: manager working on a flow chart

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Business Process Automation: How It Works and When You Need It

Business process automation (BPA) can save companies time and money by making it easier for employees to perform repetitive tasks. But knowing which type of automation is right for your team and which automation projects to focus on can be tricky.
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