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The DMEC Community supports human resources professionals who have a focus on absence and disability leave management. Find your colleagues, find your purpose, and work to make changes that impact the people you support in your organization.
DMECommunities, our online networking groups, provide DMEC members with a welcoming and professional environment where they can directly connect with industry peers, ask/answer questions, share resources, seek feedback, and obtain absence and disability management information.
Whether you’re seeking an integrated absence management (IAM) position or recruiting new staff for your organization, the DMEC Career Center is your resource for relevant job listings and qualified candidates.
The Employer Advisory Council (EAC) supports our mission by providing strategic advice, feedback, and recommendations on DMEC programs and resources.
The Editorial Advisory Group (EAG) helps guide DMEC’s editorial content — ensuring that the organization provides valuable and timely best practices and strategies for absence and disability management professionals.
Latest News & Resources
Read the latest news about integrated disability and absence management including insights, strategies, and best practices.
The PFML Game: Do Employers Go Directly to PFML Jail Without Passing Go?
Are there penalties for employers or private plan insurance carriers/administrators that do not comply with state paid family and medical leave (PFML) laws?
It’s Time to Reevaluate Mental Health Accommodations for Better Outcomes
Increasing demand for mental health accommodations should prompt employers to reassess their policies and approaches and invest in training. Data shows that empowering teams to engage effectively and empathetically results in better outcomes for everyone.
It is Time to Expand Your Reach – Effective plan and policy designs take a more holistic approach to employee support
Charting a different leave management path requires courage, data, and people who are willing to challenge the status quo.
Early Intervention for Comorbid Conditions Involves Mental Health
Ensuring disability plans require intervention for mental as well as physical health is increasingly important for long-term success. We address the elephant in the room (and more) in this column.
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