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Is it possible to fire an employee because of frequent time off related to MS relapses?

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Is it possible to fire an employee because of frequent time off related to MS relapses?

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Yes it is possible, however the Family and Medical leave Act (FMLA, 1993) allows an employee with a serious medical condition to have unpaid medical leaves (up to 12 weeks per year) and to return to the same position, if he/she is not holding a key job (an example of a key job is being the director of a company). Unpaid medical leaves allow an employee to retain the health insurance benefits paid by for by his/her employer.

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