Teen’s ‘therapeutic’ DJ classes did not entitle mother to FMLA leave, court finds
While the mother, a Mattress Firm manager, said the classes were related to her son’s mental health, the court noted they had not been prescribed.
Summary by Layoffs News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Emilie Shumway, as published by HR Dive · · 1 min read
While the mother, a Mattress Firm manager, said the classes were related to her son’s mental health, the court noted they had not been prescribed.

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