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October 1, 2001
Employer May Impose Administrative Hurdles for Returning to Work After FMLA Leave
A federal judge in Philadelphia has ruled that an employer may require a
worker to undergo an independent medical exam before returning to work from
an extended leave if a union contract allows it and there is no clear
medical certification supporting the worker's return. A union's
collective-bargaining agreement can supersede FMLA procedures in these
circumstances, ruled U.S. District Judge Ronald L. Buckwalter.
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