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I have an associate that would like to go to rehab. How/where would I help them with getting an LOA?

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I would go through Sedgwick and have the people lead do their job. This is exactly what a people lead is supposed to help with. I use to go to my old people lead and they would help with the process. They are not to only focus on new hires its retention of team member.