FMLA advantages and disadvantages

 FMLA advantages and disadvantages

Answer the following questions. Within your post, support your responses with information from at least one peer-reviewed/scholarly source (not older than 3-5 years) from CSU Global online library or the Internet, and provide the full reference at the end of your post. Use APA guidelines to format your references. Your total word count must be at least 300 words excluding the original questions.

There are differing schools of thought about the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Some feel that the FMLA has gone too far, while others advocate for extending the reach of the FMLA because the Act does not provide enough coverage or does not properly compensate those taking the leave.

  1. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of FMLA?
  2. What is one rule/modification to the FMLA that would make the law more “employee-friendly” and yet, at the same time, NOT be overly costly and/or restrict an organization?NOTE: The cost of additional taxes and employee benefits raise the price of U.S. products and services, which can impact an organization’s ability to compete internationally. Does your proposal raise the price of U.S. products and services? If so, will some organizations be unable to compete internationally? If not, how will the new rule/modification be paid for? All of these factors should be considered when forming your post.
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Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA) mandates the employer to offer their workers with job protection. Also, it requires employers to give their workers unpaid leave if they are found eligible. At some point in life, an employee will take a day or two away from work to take care of a sick family member, take care of a new child, or even recover from personal illnesses. Therefore, the FMLA allows an employee to…
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