Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 29 - Labor |
Subtitle B - Regulations Relating to Labor |
Chapter V - Wage and Hour Division, Department of Labor |
SubChapter C - Other Laws |
Part 825 - The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 |
Subpart A - Coverage Under the Family and Medical Leave Act |
§ 825.100 - The Family and Medical Leave Act. |
§ 825.101 - Purpose of the Act. |
§ 825.102 - Definitions. |
§ 825.103 - [Reserved] |
§ 825.104 - Covered employer. |
§ 825.105 - Counting employees for determining coverage. |
§ 825.106 - Joint employer coverage. |
§ 825.107 - Successor in interest coverage. |
§ 825.108 - Public agency coverage. |
§ 825.109 - Federal agency coverage. |
§ 825.110 - Eligible employee. |
§ 825.111 - Determining whether 50 employees are employed within 75 miles. |
§ 825.112 - Qualifying reasons for leave, general rule. |
§ 825.113 - Serious health condition. |
§ 825.114 - Inpatient care. |
§ 825.115 - Continuing treatment. |
§ 825.116 - What does it mean that an employee is “needed to care for” a family member? |
§ 825.117 - For an employee seeking intermittent FMLA leave or leave on a reduced leave schedule, what is meant by “the medical necessity for” such leave? |
§ 825.118 - What is a “health care provider”? |
§ 825.119 - Leave for treatment of substance abuse. |
§ 825.120 - Leave for pregnancy or birth. |
§ 825.121 - Leave for adoption or foster care. |
§ 825.123 - Unable to perform the functions of the position. |
§ 825.124 - Needed to care for a family member or covered servicemember. |
§ 825.125 - Definition of health care provider. |
§ 825.126 - Leave because of a qualifying exigency. |
§ 825.127 - Leave to care for a covered servicemember with a serious injury or illness (military caregiver leave). |
§§ 825.102--825.103 - [Reserved] |
§§ 825.116--825.118 - [Reserved] |