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79Are Mothers Returning To Work Too Soon After Childbirth?
With the costs associated with having a baby and the decrease in families affording a savings, are mothers forced to go back into the workplace too soon?
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72New Jersey Family Medical Leave Act Info
Do you need to take emergency family, medical, disability, or other similar personal leave in New Jersey? Find out about the New Jersey Family Leave Law and theNew Jersey Family Medical Leave Act and how it may or may not apply to you.
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69The mix between FMLA laws, ADA regulations and Workers Compensation
http://www.flickr.com/photos/doctabu/342220423/ There is a case which set a precedent in FMLA laws for the separation of function between the different regulatory acts. In Barry versus Team Mobile, the 10th...
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57Employee Survival Guide - Part 5
You do have rights at work. They are not taught in school or advertised much in the media but there are laws that protect workers from being mistreated. The employment laws that we now enjoy are the result of a long struggle. All of us benefit from the efforts of organized labor to improve the lot of working Americans.
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82Deciding to Be a Stay at Home Mom: My Decision to Be a Stay-at-Home Parent
Deciding to be a stay-at-home mom after being a working mom was a tough decision for me, but after much contemplation, I decided it was the best thing I could do right now for my children. Read my article to see how I came to such a decision.
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73How Much Time Off Can You Take For a Maternity Leave
Unfortunately, the time off for a maternity leave may be very little or none at all, and most likely it will not be with pay. The U.S. is only one of three industrialized nations that doesn't require...
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63How to sue Your employer when you are an AT WILL employee
In most States employess are considered AT WILL employees, an at will employee is an individual who is under no contractual obligation to remain with their employer at any time, also the employer can terminate...
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80FMLA: Job Protected Leave to Care for Yourself or a Family Member
How It Started The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) was passed in 1993 under President Bill Clinton. FMLA provides job-protected unpaid leave to individuals for their own serious health condition, to care...
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57Should companies be responsible to provide paid family leave?
All in all, I don't think an employer should be responsible and expected to pay for such leaves, but I do think that it's a positive thing for both the employer and employees. I don't think companies should have to pay for leaves because people...
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66FMLA - What You Need to Know
The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) was enacted to protect worker's job security. Many employees think that it guarantees that they will be paid if they are off work for illness or medical issues. It does...
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