Intermittent FMLA Leave Ledger & Rolling Balance Tracker
Build an independent FMLA ledger from your actual normal workweek, track intermittent/reduced/continuous leave, compare employer-charged hours and balance statements, and keep certification, designation, deadlines and evidence in the same file.
1. Employee & leave-year setup
Normally scheduled workweek
Example mode is temporary. Your real FMLA record is untouched.
2. Balance & discrepancy dashboard
3. Basic federal eligibility screen
4. Add FMLA leave entry
| Date | Type | Actual missed | Employer charged | Difference | Status | Episode/ref | Action |
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5. Employer balance statements
6. Certification & designation timeline
7. Communication & deadline log
8. Local evidence vault
9. Independent audit brief
10. Export, backup & delete
Why this does not assume 480 hours
The Department of Labor says FMLA entitlement is based on the employee’s actual workweek. A regularly scheduled 32-hour worker may have 384 hours for a 12-workweek entitlement; a 50-hour worker may have 600. Mandatory hours that are part of the normal schedule can matter, while voluntary extra hours are treated differently.
Four leave-year methods matter
Employers may use a calendar year, another fixed 12-month period, a 12-month period measured forward from the first FMLA leave, or a rolling 12-month period measured backward. The same leave entries can produce different current balances under different methods, so the tracker makes the employer’s method explicit.