There might be a risk.

There is an employment law that requires employers must provide employees up to 12 weeks/year unpaid leave for family and medical reasons. During the leave, employer has the responsibility to hold the position for the employee. If your unpaid leave falls into that category, I guess the employer can replace you with someone else without violating the law.

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• 主要担心的是新雇主发现后会有法律上的事情 -niu8niu8- ♂ (52 bytes) () 12/01/2009 postreply 07:12:59