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FMLA REQUIRES WRITTEN NOTICE TO EMPLOYEE
 
 
A nurse informed her employer that a doctor had put her on leave for about a month. The employer was aware of the employee's symptoms, which included vomiting and chest pains. The employee was fired after failing to provide a doctor's note within 15 days. The employer violated the FMLA by not providing written notice about the FMLA.
 
(Wilson Lemington Home for the Aged W.D. PA.)
 
 
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