You mentioned that some employers with workers covered under both the FMLA and the PWFA may need to have their leave tracked under both laws. How exactly do we do that? Is the PWFA leave equal to the 12 weeks/480 hours of FMLA leave?
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You mentioned that some employers with workers covered under both the FMLA and the PWFA may need to have their leave tracked under both laws. How exactly do we do that? Is the PWFA leave equal to the 12 weeks/480 hours of FMLA leave?
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