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Employer not obligated to provide FMLA “light duty” assignment
Employers do not have an obligation to return employees to light duty assignments under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) before the employee can perform essential job functions, the 7th Circuit ruled in James v. Hyatt Regency Chicago.Medical information not confidential if disclosed in response to general inquiry
Still, employers should exercise caution when responding to reference requestsEEOC warns employers of discrimination related to domestic violence
New fact sheet provides examples of situations in which employers could be discriminating against victimsCourt applies cat’s paw theory in race-based retaliatory claims
7th Circuit rules employees can be held individually liable for causing their employers to retaliate against other employeesEEOC scrutinizes blanket policies for ADA violations
Agency targets overly broad leave of absence and attendance policiesFiring of pregnant first-year employee ruled illegal
11th Circuit rules protection against retaliation under FMLA begins as soon as employee announces need for unpaid leaveTrending Stories
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