On the recordFebruary 10, 2020
These restrictions, alone, leave out 44 percent of private sector workers--or 49 million workers--from the FMLA.
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congress.govThese restrictions, alone, leave out 44 percent of private sector workers--or 49 million workers--from the FMLA.
Highlighting the exclusion of many workers from FMLA due to restrictive eligibility criteria.
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