Published Nov 16, 2011
Hi,
Just a quick question about Fmla.
Does your manager have the right to know the reason you were granted Fmla?
Thanks a bunch!
madwife2002, BSN, RN
26 Articles; 4,777 Posts
Does the paper work from HR include diagnosis ? I believe when I have filed HR only mentions if I qualified and how long if there are questions about my medical it is handled by Occ Health.[/quote']To be truthful I never read it I just file it.
To be truthful I never read it I just file it.
Butterfly0328
286 Posts
No way... only thing they should be told is if you were approved and the time needed off. For example I have "intermittent" FMLA in which I have been approved for up to 3 occurences a week at no more than 4 hours per day. That is approved through November 30th, after which I have been approved for 3 occurances per month and each occurance can last up to two days each. I got a copy of the notice my manager got and all it said is what I stated above. No reason given or even a hint at the medical condition. Of course when I need to call in I just call and let her know I will be taking x amount of tme for FMLA and thats it!
Hope this helps.
darwinsbluefish
8 Posts
Thank you allnurses for all the speedy responses!
My manager is not someone I would consider ethical in these situations. In the past, she has let priveleged information slip. My hope is that I can do my job without anyone knowing my personal information. I am a private person!
And thank you so much for the well wishes and support. I really appreciate having a place to get advice from other nurses