This policy is intended for use by employers who do not choose to exempt their employees who are “health care providers” from the application of the FFCRA. This policy is intended for employers who have at least 50 employees (i.e., are otherwise covered by FMLA), but fewer than 500 employees. The FFCRA does not apply to employers with more than 500 employees.
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