What Is a Serious Health Condition Under CFRA?
Under the California Family Rights Act (CFRA), a "serious health condition" includes any condition requiring inpatient care followed by incapacitation, medical conditions needing three or more consecutive days off work, [...]
Can CFRA Be Denied?
Balancing work and family is often difficult. Both aspects of one’s life can demand significant time and attention, and it can be challenging to give each the attention it deserves. [...]
How Much Time Do You Get Off for Maternity Leave in California?
Whether a woman is at the end of her pregnancy or she is adopting a child tomorrow, all employees qualify for maternity leave when a new child enters the home. [...]
Does CFRA Apply to Out of State Employees?
All employees of companies based in California with five or more full-time employees are eligible for CFRA leave if they meet the requirements, including remote workers and employees based out [...]
Can I Take Both FMLA and CFRA?
Yes, you can take both FMLA and CFRA, but not simultaneously. Eligible individuals can take 12 weeks of FMLA and then an additional 12 weeks of CFRA, totaling 24 weeks [...]
What Is the Statute of Limitations on Wage Claims in California?
In the United States, California has some of the best labor protection laws for employees. As an employer in the state, you can face very stiff penalties if you do [...]