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Family and Medical Leave Request Form Date: ________Employee Name:_________________________ SSN #: ____________________________ Job Title: _______________________________ Supervisor: ___________________________ Under the Family and Medical Leave Act eligible employees are entitled to up to twelve weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave for certain family and medical reasons. When possible, submit this request form to your supervisor at least 30 day before the leave is to commence. When submission 30 days in advance is impossible due to unavoidable circumstances, submit the request as early as is possible. When permitted under state or federal law, employer may deny or postpone leave for failure to give appropriate notice. ELIGIBILITY 1. Counting any periods of time that you worked for the company (whether they were consecutive or not) have you worked for the company for a total of 12 months of more? YES NO (If “yes,” continue to next question. If “no,” stop here.) 2. During the past 12 months, have you worked at least 1,250 hours? (approximately eight months of 40-hour weeks or one year of 25-hour weeks)? YES NO (If “yes,” continue to next question. If “no,” stop here.) 3. Have you previously received medical or family leave? If yes, provide information below: Dates of leave: From _________________________ To _________________________ 4. Purpose of Leave: _______________________________________ 5. Have you taken any intermittent leave? YES NO 6. Have you taken time off from scheduled hours? YES NO
7. How many days? 8. How long? 9. Is your work schedule dependent on another employee? 10. Did you request family and medical leave? (if yes, provide date and reason for request) yes no 11. Employer: 12. Other: a. State or federal law - employment status - other fmla questions: (check all that apply) employee status (1. If you are an employee (1. Under the family and medical leave act, (2. Under the Americans with disabilities act of 1990 (Ada), (3. Under the federal family and medical leave act (FMLA) for certain family and medical reasons). (4. Under the FMLA for reasons of pregnancy, childbirth, parental leave, or adoption) yes no) b. State law yes no yes yes c. Federal/state law no yes yes d. Employer practice yes no no no 12. State law: employers may vary the number of hours that employees are required to work after the start date. E. Other: f. Employer practice - state laws: employer practice varies depending on state law. For information on your state law, see state laws and regulations that will govern leave issues after the start date. Additional resources for more information on leave by federal law, including questions and answers, click here. For additional information on your state or local law, please contact a local labor office or the attorney general's office. For additional information on federal or state leave by employer practice, please contact an agency listed below. The american conference of state legislatures state labor offices federal labor and education departments state and local government agency resources - american public health association / department of family and medical leave laws by state — department of labor <|endoftext|>this year's second season of the critically acclaimed marvel drama, marvel's daredevil, premieres on Netflix in march 2015. I am very excited to.