Emergency Family and Medical Leave Act
Renee Daggett • March 26, 2020
At AdminBooks, we want to help clarify the new laws to make sense to everyone. We hope you are all staying healthy and safe!
Last week in our newsletter " COVID-19: How You Have AdminBooks Support"
, we sent some news about a legislation that passed for the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. The legislation is explained on a very extensive 112-page document. AdminBooks has interpreted the document as best we could “in English” and we wanted to provide you with a link to our website to view our summary.
Click HERE to read the Emergency Family and Medical Leave Act summary by AdminBooks
Click HERE to read the Emergency Family and Medical Leave Act summary by AdminBooks
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