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No FMLA? That doesn’t mean you’re free to fire and replace new mother

08/14/2014

Some employers mistakenly think that if they terminate an em­­ployee who isn’t yet eligible for FMLA leave, the employee can’t sue. While you may not be violating the FMLA, you may violate other laws that protect the worker.

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