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      • While short-term disability replaces a portion of the employee's income, the FMLA protects the employee's job. In fact, the FMLA provides up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave. Specifically, it allows an employee to take time off to deal with a serious medical issue or help care for a family member suffering from a medical condition.
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