The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) entitles employees to take time off from work for a total of up to 12-weeks due to family or medical emergencies, but only for specified reasons. Not every reason qualifies for FMLA protection while on time off.
Cleats work effectivelyâA cleat is. simply a flat, straight piece of relatively. narrow wood that is attached, typically. with screws, to the underside of an oth-. erwise unsupported tabletop. It is found. most often on drop leaves, extension-table. leaves, and pedestal tables.
A strip fastened to one part to hold it in place or to facilitate the fastening of another part. Examples: cleats on the inside of a blanket chest used to hold a drop-in tray. A variation of the cleat that woodworkerâs tend to use a lot is the French Cleat. A French Cleat is essentially a system for hanging cabinets and fixtures, and is capable of handling a large amount of weight. On cleat is attached to the wall with a 45 degree bevel cut on the top edge (the bevel faces the wall. The other cleat is attached to the back of a cabinet or fixture in a way that allows the two cleats to nest together.