StateLawIf state leavelaw providesmore benefitsthan federallaw, which oneapplies?StateDisabilityInsurance(SDI)Program thatprovides wagereplacementduring medicalleaveEmploymentDevelopmentDepartment(EDD)Agency thatmanagesSDI inCaliforniaDomesticpartner &siblingsFamilymember typeCFRA coversthat FMLAdoes not8weeksLength ofPaid FamilyLeavebenefitsFree!FMLALeave thatmay be usedintermittentlyFMLAorCFRALeave typethat protectsyour job duringpersonalillness12weeksNumber ofweeks FMLA& CFRAprovidesCFRA,FMLA,or PFLType ofleave usedto bond witha newbornCaliforniaFamilyRights ActFullname ofCFRAHealthcareProviderFormWhat mustbe submittedfor a medicalleaveFMLA,CFRA,or ADAMental healthconditions canqualify forprotected leaveunder theselaws.PaidFamilyLeave(PFL)Leave thatcan be usedfor mentalhealth needs  PregnancyDisabilityLeave(PDL)Leave thatprovides 4months offforpregnancyEmployers with50+ employees;Employee musthave 12+months & 1,250hours Qualificationsfor FMLAHumanResources(HR)Whodeterminesleaveeligibility?FMLAandCFRATwo leavetypes thatcan run atthe sametimeFamily andMedicalLeave Act(FMLA)The law thatallows timeoff for serioushealthconditionStateLawIf state leavelaw providesmore benefitsthan federallaw, which oneapplies?StateDisabilityInsurance(SDI)Program thatprovides wagereplacementduring medicalleaveEmploymentDevelopmentDepartment(EDD)Agency thatmanagesSDI inCaliforniaDomesticpartner &siblingsFamilymember typeCFRA coversthat FMLAdoes not8weeksLength ofPaid FamilyLeavebenefitsFree!FMLALeave thatmay be usedintermittentlyFMLAorCFRALeave typethat protectsyour job duringpersonalillness12weeksNumber ofweeks FMLA& CFRAprovidesCFRA,FMLA,or PFLType ofleave usedto bond witha newbornCaliforniaFamilyRights ActFullname ofCFRAHealthcareProviderFormWhat mustbe submittedfor a medicalleaveFMLA,CFRA,or ADAMental healthconditions canqualify forprotected leaveunder theselaws.PaidFamilyLeave(PFL)Leave thatcan be usedfor mentalhealth needs  PregnancyDisabilityLeave(PDL)Leave thatprovides 4months offforpregnancyEmployers with50+ employees;Employee musthave 12+months & 1,250hours Qualificationsfor FMLAHumanResources(HR)Whodeterminesleaveeligibility?FMLAandCFRATwo leavetypes thatcan run atthe sametimeFamily andMedicalLeave Act(FMLA)The law thatallows timeoff for serioushealthcondition

Leave of Absence - Call List

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  1. If state leave law provides more benefits than federal law, which one applies?
    State Law
  2. Program that provides wage replacement during medical leave
    State Disability Insurance (SDI)
  3. Agency that manages SDI in California
    Employment Development Department (EDD)
  4. Family member type CFRA covers that FMLA does not
    Domestic partner & siblings
  5. Length of Paid Family Leave benefits
    8 weeks
  6. Free!
  7. Leave that may be used intermittently
    FMLA
  8. Leave type that protects your job during personal illness
    FMLA or CFRA
  9. Number of weeks FMLA & CFRA provides
    12 weeks
  10. Type of leave used to bond with a newborn
    CFRA, FMLA, or PFL
  11. Full name of CFRA
    California Family Rights Act
  12. What must be submitted for a medical leave
    Healthcare Provider Form
  13. Mental health conditions can qualify for protected leave under these laws.
    FMLA, CFRA, or ADA
  14. Leave that can be used for mental health needs
    Paid Family Leave (PFL)
  15. Leave that provides 4 months off for pregnancy
    Pregnancy Disability Leave (PDL)
  16. Qualifications for FMLA
    Employers with 50+ employees; Employee must have 12+ months & 1,250 hours
  17. Who determines leave eligibility?
    Human Resources (HR)
  18. Two leave types that can run at the same time
    FMLA and CFRA
  19. The law that allows time off for serious health condition
    Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)