FMLA
ADA
Performance Management
Workers' Compensation & Employee Assistance Program
Policy/Definitions
100

The number of work weeks OR hours an eligible employee is entitled to for standard (not military-related) family medical leave.

What is 12 weeks or 480 hours. 

Employees must meet the minimum state service and work hours requirements to be eligible for leave related to a serious health condition.

100

This is a modification or adjustment to a work function or environment to ENABLE an employee to perform their essential job functions.

What is a "reasonable accommodation" or "workplace accommodation"?


100
Type of discipline that needs to be reviewed by HR and Legal prior to delivery

What is a Supervisor Employee Communication (SEC) and Probation.

100

True or False An employee may opt out of being covered by workers’  compensation and prefer to keep the common-law right to recover damages for personal injury or death. 

What is "true" -within 5 days of employment and done so in writing.

100

The federal agency that interprets and enforces the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)

What is the Department of Labor (DOL)

200

The length of time an employee has to return their medical certification (WH forms).

What is 15 calendar days (absent extenuating circumstances)?

In some cases, an additional 7 days to return documentation is granted when the FMLA Coordinator seeks clarification from the medical provider. 

200

An individual must be able to perform these functions in order to be considered a “qualified individual"?  

What are "essential job functions"?

Job Descriptions are used during the interactive process, so regular review and updates are necessary to ensure accuracy.

200

Whenever an employee is transferred to a new manager, the former manager should complete and submit a closeout performance evaluation for the transferred employee within 30 days.

What is a close-out evaluation

200

The most common workers' compensation incidents reported to the agency

What is slip, trips, and falls
200

When an employer punishes an employee for advocating for their rights to be free from employment discrimination and other violations of law.

What is "Retaliation"?

#1 charge filed with the EEOC in recently history

300

The leave accrual type used once an employee exhaust all sick and other paid leave accruals while on approved FMLA leave.

What is unpaid leave or (LWOP)?

300

An employee's spouse has a substantial disability which necessitates the need for an employee to request modifications to their work/environment. Employers are REQUIRED to assess this circumstance as a workplace accommodation.

True or False?

What is FALSE?

The ADA/ADAAA covers an *employee's disability only. FMLA provides time off for an employee to care for an eligible family member.

300

The foundation of every performance appraisal and discipline

What are core competencies

300

True or False:  An employee with an active workers' compensation claim may also qualify for FMLA. 

What is TRUE?

FMLA covers time off work for a serious health condition, which may include injuries sustained during the normal scope of their duties while at work. 

Managers must ensure timesheets are coded with WRKP for FMLA assessment. 

300

Form that must be submitted to HR when an employee is in an unpaid leave status (absent of accommodations and FMLA).

Special Leave Request – Leave Without Pay (LWOP) - Form 70-275-A

400

True or False: The Department of Labor publishes a comprehensive list of covered illness that qualify an individual for protection under the FMLA.

What is False?

The License Practitioner Statement, medical notes, work status reports, and employee details are used to determine if the condition is qualifying.  

400

When an employee informs their employer (or when the disability is visible) of a need for a modification to the work or workplace environment and the employer does not review, provide accommodations, or alternatives, as required through the "interactive process."

What is "failure to accommodate" and "failure to engage in the interactive process" EEOC charge?

*by state, such Texas Workforce Commission.

400

Ratings on a performance appraisal that must be reviewed by HR prior to issuance

What is "does not meet" evaluation

400

# of EAP sessions granted each rolling calendar year

what is "6 sessions"

400

True of False: The leave type should not be coded (e.g., sick leave, etc.) UNTIL the FMLA ID/email designation is sent out as "Approved" by FMLA Coord.

What is FALSE?

The FMLA ID is for tracking purposes only and is NOT a paid leave type. Failure to code timesheets promptly could result in an employee getting overpaid. 

500

These types of employees must share the amount of FMLA leave they receive for the birth of a child.

What is married couples at the same agency?

500

Work functions that CAN be swapped or eliminated as a reasonable accommodation

What are marginal functions?

500

TRUE or FALSE An employee should not be disciplined during the interactive process for something that may be medically-related 

What is TRUE

500

Texas agency that administers workers' compensation for state agencies.

What is SORM (State Office of Risk Management)
500

The agency may terminate the employment relationship at any time and for any reason, except an illegal reason.

What is "an at-will employer"?

Agency policy outlines the standard disciplinary process. Each situation is assessed through variety of factors (severity, etc.).

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