chronic serious health conditions; permanent or long-term incapacity, and; certain conditions requiring multiple treatments. Inpatient Care. If an employee or an employeeâs family member requires an overnight stay at a hospital, hospice, or residential care facility, that qualifies as a serious health condition under the FMLA.
The U.S. bought Alaska from the Russian Empire in 1867 for $7.2 million. At the time the purchase was derided as âSewardâs Folly,â but today itâs common to compare the purchase price with Alaskaâs gross state product of $45 billion and claim it a resounding success.ow that that doesnât appear to be the case,you can go into more complicated reasons why it was or was not a good decision. But in the case of Alaska, it could been simply the case that it was profitable using any calculus, and knowing that that isnât the case is indeed knowledge.
One idea why my neighbors like the card is that Alaska Airlines is a local company, and we like local stuff. Itâs why Alaska serves Sun Liquor spirits, and makes a big deal about delivering Copper River salmon from Alaska.Another idea is that Alaska is a friendly company.he only reason not to keep this card would be if you really donât fly Alaska Airlines. And that happens. I have a couple friends who are moving to Pennsylvania and donât have family on the West Coast. Theyâre unlikely to use the companion fare, or at least theyâre not willing to commit to the card in order to keep it.