It’s expensive to cover an absent employee’s health insurance premiums when he is on FMLA leave—especially if he has family coverage. However, the law requires employers to do so. What happens if the employee doesn’t return? In some cases, employers can demand reimbursement for the premiums it paid. That’s true except if the employee doesn’t come back because he or she is still sick or has to continue to care for a sick relative.
Worker can’t return from FMLA leave? Beware demanding repayment of health benefits
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