Worker on FMLA leave? Limited contact OK
Sometimes, pressing business matters require a supervisor or other company representative get in touch with an employee who's out on FMLA leave. As long as the contact is limited to true business needs and isn’t unduly restrictive or intrusive, the contact won’t cause you to lose an FMLA interference lawsuit.
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