Common use of Family and Medical Leave (FML Clause in Contracts

Family and Medical Leave (FML. a. Employees may take up to ninety (90) days of leave during any rolling twelve (12) month period. A rolling twelve (12) month period is determined by counting backwards twelve (12) full months from the first day of any FML. FML may be used for the birth or adoption of a child; placement of a child in xxxxxx care, to care for a minor child (son or daughter, including biological, adopted, xxxxxx, or stepchild, for whom the employee is a primary care giver, or such person over age eighteen (18) if that person is incapable of self care due to a verified physical or mental disability), spouse or parent(including a biological parent or a person who raised the employee as a child); with a serious health condition; or for their own serious health condition which makes them unable to perform their job. (An outline of employee rights and obligations under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 is in Exhibit 1, which follows immediately at the end of this Article.)

Family and Medical Leave (FML. a. Employees may take up to ninety (90) days of leave during any rolling twelve (12) month period. A rolling twelve (12) month period is determined by counting backwards twelve (12) full months from the first day of any FML. FML may be used for the birth or adoption of a child; placement of a child in xxxxxx care, to care for a minor child (son or daughter, including biological, adopted, xxxxxx, or stepchild, for whom the employee is a primary care giver, or such person over age eighteen (18) if that person is incapable of self care due to a verified physical or mental disability), spouse or parent(including parent (including a biological parent or a person who raised the employee as a child); with a serious health condition; or for their own serious health condition which makes them unable to perform their job. (An outline of employee rights and obligations under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 is in Exhibit 1, which follows immediately at the end of this Article.)