The FMLA Handbook: A Union Guide To The Family And Medical Leave Act

by Robert M. Schwartz, Nick Thorkelson (Illustrator)

This book explains the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and suggests ways to us it, especially in union-organized workplaces

199 pages, Spiral-bound

First published September 1, 1996

Reviews

[Ronald Williams]

I have the 4th ed. 2009 version of this book and like all of Mr. Schwartz' books it is superb. He breaks down the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) from its inception to current times in a very simple form.

This spiral bound book is a perfect handy reference that should be in the professional development stash of every workplace leader, employee, and union representatives.

The 2008 changes to the law truly look out for the men and women in uniform and their family members.

The notes section is extremely useful along with the wage and hour office locations around the country in case we have questions, problems or concerns with FMLA. Also loaded with sample forms.

[Adam Cain]

Very easy to read book. I am not in a union where I work but much of the book focuses on rights everyone has not just unions. It describes when your rights begin and end and all that your rights are for family medical leave. The 5th star not being there is only for the portion that focuses on union stuff but that is in the title. I read 2nd edition from 2001

[Matt Haynes]

This was really informative and will be a useful resource for me moving forward.