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life happens and sometimes medical needs happen to get in the way of work fortunately many but not all employers allow their staff to take a medical leave there are steps you should take during your medical leave to make the transition back to work smooth im deandra goodman with flex jobs the number one job site to find remote work from home and flexible job opportunities since 2007. understand your rights your medical leave may fall under the family and medical leave act fmla however dont assume that because you have a job you have fmla your employer is not required to offer fmla to staff unless they employ 50 or more employees and even if your employer is required to offer fmla leave that does not mean youre entitled to it to be eligible for fmla leave you must have worked for your employer for the last 12 months and at least 1250 hours must work within 75 miles of a location where your company employs at least 50 or more people cannot be a key employee someone who is paid among t