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The U.S. Dept. of Labor will revisit some facets of the Family and Medical Leave Act this month. In a letter to Senior Regulatory Officer Richard M. Brennan at the Department of Labor, Illinois Governor Blagojevich advocated for the people who have medical issues or family situations that require they take unpaid leave from work....