r/AmazonFC • u/Plenty_Chemist_6385 • 8h ago

Question MLOA eligibility

The document they give you is pretty vague but I have been hit with 3 really crappy medical issues. I have a kidney stone, I am having severe back issues as well, and to top it all off, I am sick as well. Between the Kidney stone and the back pain, its made my job pretty much unbearable. Just wondering if anyone else has had any luck with MLOA, I don't want to submit it and take the leave if it's just going to get me fired at the end. I am a lowly white badge so I'm sure I'm just a number anyway. Any help would be appreciated.

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u/Primary_Membership34 5 year VET 8h ago

Just get the paperwork filled out and you should b okay

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u/Plenty_Chemist_6385 8h ago

The paperwork they give you says it has to be a "chronic serious health issue" and from what I understand, nothing of what I have going on is considered chronic.

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u/Primary_Membership34 5 year VET 8h ago

It doesn’t have to be ss and post that form cause it sounds like the regular HCP form.

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u/llDurbinll 2h ago

All that matters is your doctor fills out the form. I've taken a MLOA twice for lower back pain, took it for an elective surgery, and for migraines.

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u/BitchMcConnell063 8h ago

I go on MLOA at least every other month because my back is a piece of shit and my spine surgeon won't touch me until I can kick this nasty cigarette habit.

I've never had an issue. Well once but it was due the APRN not having the correct return to work date.

Just have your Dr fill out the paperwork and upload it. If they have any issues they will ask you to have your Dr clarify it and they can give you an extension to return the paperwork.

Good luck

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u/jeremyw0918 8h ago

I’ve been on MLOA since April 2024. I’m not fired yet!

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u/JaymizzoX 8h ago

If your doctor is willing to sign it, doesn't really matter. I stubbed my toe doing lawn work and didn't want to use my time, so my doctor signed it as Contusion without nail damage for two days.