10.1 Nature of FMLA Claim is a form used by employers to document the type of Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) claim that is being made. This form is used to track the status of the leave and any changes in the employee's leave status. There are two types of FMLA claims: (1) a continuous FMLA leave, which is a single, continuous period of FMLA leave and (2) an intermittent FMLA leave, which is a series of absences due to the same FMLA qualifying event. The 10.1 Nature of FMLA Claim form is used to document the purpose of the leave, the anticipated duration of the leave, and any other relevant information about the leave.
10.1 Nature of FMLA Claim is a form used by employers to document the type of Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) claim that is being made. This form is used to track the status of the leave and any changes in the employee's leave status. There are two types of FMLA claims: (1) a continuous FMLA leave, which is a single, continuous period of FMLA leave and (2) an intermittent FMLA leave, which is a series of absences due to the same FMLA qualifying event. The 10.1 Nature of FMLA Claim form is used to document the purpose of the leave, the anticipated duration of the leave, and any other relevant information about the leave.