Forty Percent of Employees Who Take Time Off Under the Family

question 77

Multiple Choice

Forty percent of employees who take time off under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) do not take the entire 12 weeks of leave because:

• A)their employers ask them to come back to work.
• B)their jobs are not protected after the eighth week of the leave.
• C)they cannot afford to go without pay during the entire leave.
• D)they feel guilty about not attending work.

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