I'm about to be hired by a PEO in California, on behalf of my out-of-state employer (based in a U.S. territory, not a state). I'm planning on having my second child, say, a year after being hired, and I want to know whether the PEO or my "real" employer will be considered to be my employer for the purposes of qualification for unpaid leave under the FMLA (and/or other maternity-related federal or California laws). I can hope, at least, that my PEO will employ at least 50 people in my metro area, but with my real employer there's no chance. Which one is it?
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