You could personally pay for FMLA violations
The FMLA provides for individual liability for those who are responsible for approving FMLA leave and ensuring the employer follows the law on leave and reinstatement. That means managers—and HR staff!—can be held personally responsible for FMLA mistakes, potentially costing them the loss of their own personal funds.
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