Employer wins rare undue hardship accommodation case
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that employers provide disabled workers with reasonable accommodations that allow those workers to perform their jobs’ essential functions. But there’s an exception. If an employer can show that making the accommodation results in undue hardship for the employer, it doesn’t have to make the accommodation. It becomes unreasonable.... View Article
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