Or. Admin. Code § 839-009-0220 - OFLA: Relationship to Other Laws
(1) Leave taken under FMLA counts as OFLA
leave provided the employee is also eligible for OFLA leave.
(2) Provisions of OFLA will be construed to
the extent possible in a manner that is consistent with any similar provisions
of FMLA; however, employers subject to both OFLA and FMLA must apply in a given
leave situation the provision that is more beneficial to the employee's
circumstances.
(3) An employer may
not impair, by agreement or otherwise, the right of an employee on OFLA leave
to utilize sick leave under the provisions of ORS
653.601 to
653.661.
(4) The provisions of ORS
657B.060 and
657B.070 apply during periods of
time that include but are not limited to the application period described in
OAR 471-070-1100.
(5) A decision by the Director of the
Employment Department, or a decision under an equivalent plan described in ORS
657B.210 to
657B.260, to deny family or
medical leave under ORS chapter 657B is not a defense to the unlawful practice
described in ORS 659A.183. A covered employer has
an independent obligation to determine whether to deny or grant OFLA leave in
accordance with ORS 659A.150 to
659A.186 and these
rules.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 651.060 & ORS 659A.805
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 659A.805 & ORS 659A.150 - 659A.186
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