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Martyszenko               v.

Safeway,               Inc.,               120               F.3d               120               (8th               Cir.

1997).

Issue:
               Whether               the               child's               mental               health               condition               is               considered               a               "serious               health               condition"               under               the               Family               and               Medical               Leave               Act               of               1993,               29               U.S.C.S.

§§               2601-2652.
               Conclusion:
               The               child               did               not               have               a               "serious               health               condition"               under               the               Family               and               Medical               Leave               Act               pursuant               to               29               C.F.R.

§               825.114.
               Facts:
               The               plaintiff               Vivian               Martyszenko               was               employed               by               Safeway               Grocery               store               in               Ogalla,               Nebraska.

While               at               work,               the               plaintiff               received               a               call               from               the               police               department               who               indicated               that               they               had               reason               to               believe               that               Ms.

Martyszenko's               two               children               had               been               the               victims               of               sexual               molestation.

Upon               hearing               this,               the               plaintiff's               supervisor               allowed               the               plaintiff               two               weeks               vacation               leave               to               provide               care               for               her               children.
               Dr.

Sullivan               examined               the               plaintiff's               child,               Kyle               several               times               and               indicated               that               the               child               showed               no               signs               of               sexual               abuse.

Family               indicated               that               behavior               at               home               was               normal               and               Kyle               exhibited               no               behavioral               issues               at               school               during               the               last               school               year.
               The               plaintiff               returned               to               Safeway               to               discuss               Kyle's               remaining               doctors               appointments.

Her               supervisor               offered               to               make               her               schedule               around               the               appointments               so               there               would               be               no               conflict.

The               plaintiff               left               work               after               the               discussion               and               did               not               return               to               work               on               any               of               her               scheduled               days.

Safeway               also               offered               Ms.

Martyszenko               her               job               back               with               full               benefits               and               no               loss               of               her               seniority.
               In               Kyle's               final               examination               by               Dr.

Sullivan,               the               child               gave               no               "clear               evidence               for               sexual               abuse"               and               that               it               would               be               difficult               to               diagnose               him               with               any               mental               illness               due               to               the               abuse,               since               there               is               no               clear               indication               that               he               had               initially               been               abused.
               The               plaintiff               contends               that               "incapacity"               is               not               required               to               activate               the               Family               and               Medical               Leave               Act.

She               also               contends               that               her               child's               three               sessions               with               Dr.

Sullivan               would               qualify               as               the               necessary               period               of               "incapacity."
               Legal               Reason/               Rational:
               Due               to               the               FMLA's               vagueness               as               to               what               a               "serious               health               condition"               is,               and               what               type               of               medical               attention               comprises               "continuing               treatment"               by               a               health               care               provider               the               decision               was               given               to               the               Secretary               of               Labor               to               make               known               and               make               effective               the               act.

29               U.S.C.

§               2654.
               The               FMLA               was               intended               to               allow               a               parent               to               care               for               his               or               her               child               where               the               child               is               "unable               to               participate               in               school               or               in               his               or               her               regular               daily               activities."               S.

Rep.

No.

103-3,               at               28               (1993),               the               FMLA's               intentions               were               not               to               "cover               short-term               conditions               for               which               treatment               and               recovery               are               very               brief."               S.

Rep.

No.

103-3,               at               28.

The               court               must               follow               the               Secretary's               approach               to               the               act               as               long               as               it               "is               based               on               a               permissible               construction               of               the               statute."               Auer               v.

Robbins,               137               L.

Ed.

2d               79,               117               S.

Ct.

905,               909               (1997).
               Consistently,               in               court               decisions               based               on               the               FMLA,               it               is               expressed               or               implied               that               there               be               a               requirement               of               incapacity.

Hodgens               v.

General               Dynamics               Corp.,               963               F.

Supp.

102,               1997               WL               236677,               at               *4               (D.R.I.

1997);               Boyce               v.

New               York               Mission               Soc'y,               963               F.

Supp.

290,               1997               WL               232511,               at               89               (S.D.N.Y.

1997);               Kaylor               v.

Fannin               Reg'l               Hosp.,               946               F.

Supp.

988,               997-98               (N.D.Ga.

1996)."Continued"               treatment               is               required               in               order               to               be               extended               leave               under               FMLA.

29               U.S.C.

§               2611(11)(B).

This               is               consistent               with               the               statute               allowing               sensible               time               off               "for               eligible               medical               reasons...and               for               compelling               family               reasons,"               29.

U.S.C.

§2601(b)(4)               examinations               and               consultations               regarding               serious               health               conditions               will               only               involve               the               FMLA               as               long               as               the               condition               requires               absence               from               work.






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