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Could climate change lead to increased FMLA use? Attorneys are afraid so.

Facilities could see employees stay home under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act if wildfires continue to exacerbate indoor air pollution, legal specialists say.

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Could climate change lead to increased FMLA use? Attorneys are afraid so.

Facilities could see employees stay home under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act if wildfires continue to exacerbate indoor air pollution, legal specialists say.

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