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Employee Leave Abuse Wording: What to Avoid

Avoid risky language when discussing suspected leave abuse or inconsistent leave patterns.

Short answer

Do not accuse abuse without process; route concerns through HR and objective documentation.

Why wording matters

Accusatory leave abuse wording can create interference or retaliation risk.

Bad example

We think you are abusing FMLA again.

Safer rewrite

We need to review attendance records and coordinate with HR on the appropriate leave administration process.

ADA · FMLA · EEOC Aligned Guidance

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