FMLA + Leave of Absence

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Sue Fox and Sharon Prasnicki, Human Resources Analysts, are your go-to resources for all leave-related matters, including:

  • Submitting new FMLA or LOA requests
  • Managing existing leave
  • Answering any questions about the process

Important: If you believe you may not qualify for FMLA leave but are experiencing an event that would typically qualify (e.g., your own medical condition, a family member’s medical condition, childbirth, etc.), you should still notify your supervisor and contact Human Resources. Human Resources will assess your eligibility and, if you are not eligible, will provide information on the County leave of absence options available to you.


To Report FMLA/Leave of Absence: 

Contact Marathon County Human Resources to initiate your case:


Frequently Asked Questions 

Why is the County changing how FMLA is administered?
When does this change go into effect?
Who should i contact to request FMLA or another type of leave?
I'm currently on FMLA. What does this mean for me?
I received a confusing or incorrect letter from the previous vendor. What should I do?
Do I need to reapply for leave or submit new medical certification?
Will this change delay my leave approval or affect my pay?
How long will HR manage FMLA and LOA internally?