Which statement best reflects the relationship between income and the ability to use the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)? Group of answer choices Middle- and upper-class individuals are frequently ineligible because they earn too much money to qualify. Since it is paid leave, lower-income workers use it disproportionately because it doesn't pay enough to match higher incomes. Lower-income workers are frequently ineligible because of the minimum hour requirement. All employees have equal opportunity to use FMLA to care for family members