It has nothing to do with management at allUnless the rules at UPS are different, (correct me if I’m wrong), doesn’t management have no say in whether one can take FMLA?
It has nothing to do with management at allUnless the rules at UPS are different, (correct me if I’m wrong), doesn’t management have no say in whether one can take FMLA?
FMLA is in our contract but it pretty much mirrors the federal standard. Some states have better benefits but I don't believe any give you more than 12 weeks a year.Unless the rules at UPS are different, (correct me if I’m wrong), doesn’t management have no say in whether one can take FMLA?
Sorry, yes you're correct. Management has no say.Unless the rules at UPS are different, (correct me if I’m wrong), doesn’t management have no say in whether one can take FMLA?
So Frankie Is once again talking about things he/she knows nothing about.Sorry, yes you're correct. Management has no say.
I'm assuming she's talking about a leave of absence but I'm sure she's probably just makingSo Frankie Is once again talking about things he/she knows nothing about.
As long as it’s legit. And you can provide whatever documentation they require or request then they have to approve it.Unless the rules at UPS are different, (correct me if I’m wrong), doesn’t management have no say in whether one can take FMLA?
I really don't know what his family situation is. he could check with HR to see if FMLA is an option.Sorry but I don't think you have a clue what FMLA is.
yes. 12 weeks is the max but they made an exception on 2 of mine. One my spouse had a heart attack and the other was due to a stroke. At the time I was working at a hub that was 150 miles away ( before my transfer to Sparks ,NV ) and I was only home on weekends. There was no one else for home care.FMLA is in our contract but it pretty much mirrors the federal standard. Some states have better benefits but I don't believe any give you more than 12 weeks a year.
Do you know what FMLA stands for and how would that be applicable to picking kids up from school or whatever?I really don't know what his family situation is. he could check with HR to see if FMLA is an option.
sorry for trying to help.
read post 47.Do you know what FMLA stands for and how would that be applicable to picking kids up from school or whatever?
We don’t have an HR department state side anymore, what is the kid supposed to do know?I really don't know what his family situation is. he could check with HR to see if FMLA is an option.
sorry for trying to help.