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Recently a client’s Human Resources Manager complained to me that there was “nothing” the company could do to prevent an employee from “faking a migraine” when she felt like taking off in the middle of the day. This particular employee was certified for intermittent leave under the Family Medical Leave Act, but the same question […]
